We made up for a complete absence of lions during our stay at Balule!Lisbeth wrote:Lovely magpie shrike and the spotted one is great. Maybe too many lions
Spotted ones are always great!
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Spotted ones are always great!
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We have had so many outstanding sightings on the S28/S137/S130 that we have lost count. Some of the memorable ones were Black Rhino (twice), Caracal, Cheetah and Dogs on fresh kills, Otter at the hide and three different Leopards in the same tree.Pumbaa wrote:Love to drive the S28 but never had that luck, BluTuna
Incredible sightings and awesome shots - Love Mr. Greedy and his pillow
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It was! Thanks BC!Bushcraft wrote:SjoeA great morning
Awesome sightings
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Day 10 Monday 19 November : Crocodile Bridge.
Back at Croc, I went on a bug hunt.
An interesting Robber Fly.
A Damselfly, possibly a female Acacia Sprite.
Mating flies.
And a couple of intertwined Ants.
Then it was time for the afternoon drive along the S25. This is a strange road for us, usually we see very little but we occasionally see something spectacular. This drive was one of the usual ones.
First up, a tusker named Nhlowa.
A trio of unmentionables.
A view of the Crocodile River.
Terrapins.
The Biyamiti River.
Eles drinking.
And a Steppe Eagle????
Back at Croc, I went on a bug hunt.
An interesting Robber Fly.
A Damselfly, possibly a female Acacia Sprite.
Mating flies.
And a couple of intertwined Ants.
Then it was time for the afternoon drive along the S25. This is a strange road for us, usually we see very little but we occasionally see something spectacular. This drive was one of the usual ones.
First up, a tusker named Nhlowa.
A trio of unmentionables.
A view of the Crocodile River.
Terrapins.
The Biyamiti River.
Eles drinking.
And a Steppe Eagle????
Hunting cannot be considered a sport as all contestants in a sport should know they are playing the game!
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A Tusker!
Looks like one of the ellies has lost a trunk segment in a snare?
Delightful insects...
Looks like one of the ellies has lost a trunk segment in a snare?
Delightful insects...
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I have seen Nhlowa a couple of times though without the notch in the ear and only around the S28.
Different insects again
Different insects again
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It's great to find ellies drinking in a ditch...you can get nice and close without worrying!
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Wow you found Nhlowa again
The sprite is one of these odd female Pseudagrion kersteni or another one
Another elephant herd close
Great ? Egale
The sprite is one of these odd female Pseudagrion kersteni or another one
Another elephant herd close
Great ? Egale
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I don't think it's truncatedRichprins wrote:A Tusker!
Looks like one of the ellies has lost a trunk segment in a snare?
Delightful insects...
it's the perspective.Lots more delightful insects to come, then a revolting Boon!
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Nhlowa was on the H4-2 this time.Lisbeth wrote:I have seen Nhlowa a couple of times though without the notch in the ear and only around the S28.
Different insects again
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