Africa Wild

Alf wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 9:58 am 4 cars and you call it a mini traffic jam

If you visit Kruger in the south a mini traffic jam would be about 30 cars

In the Kalahari 2 cars is one too many being just one road either way

GavinW wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 1:58 pm

Mel wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 11:43 am Corinne

Must have been a lot of cars at the sighting. Saw pix of her feeding from different people there.

Oh, and Gavin, one favour - could you please add the dates to the individual dates so I can keep track of the cheetahs? Thanks

Will do

26 October at 08h10

Appreciated - thanks!

How lucky, Gavin!

Thanks everyone

After spending some time with Corinne, we decided that we needed to head to Auchterlonie for a short break from the car.

In previous trips we had seen a barn owl in the well at the museum, but recently it had evaded us.
Not so today

Debbie spotted it some 3 meters down the well


The other people at Auchterlonie at the time were really impressed with her find

Having had our break, we couldn’t resist returning to Corinne, but before we got to her, we noticed this Cape cobra on the move next to the road

Great spotting

I love the owls and the barn owl most of all

200m further on down the road, Corinne was still busy on her kill, and I couldn’t resist posting a few more pictures of her.

At one stage she got up and covered up some of the blood and entrails from the carcass with sand so as to prevent other predators smelling her breakfast, and coming and claiming it from her.


Clever girl

The balance of our morning drive was quiet and we returned to Twee Rivieren to vacate the chalet and to set up our tent for the next 3 nights in the un-electrified section of the campsite.

The only shady spot we could find was under a tree next to the road leading down from the chalets.


Luckily no-one uses that road very often, or they may have had a problem

Amazing pictures