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One hot Summer's day Dwarf and I were ensconced there, when a BIG ellie herd pitched up!

So much so that they covered the pan, the parking, and even peered into the back window of the hide, so to speak. Dwarf was sleeping on the bench, and I woke him up to have a look. He assessed the situation and went back to sleep...along the lines of "what can one do?"

It was actually quite scary, as they started rubbing against the poles/adjacent tree post-mudbath...and the smell!

But what can one do, indeed?

Didn't have a camera then, yet. Fascinating, though...so chatted with them instead of Dwarf!

again some birds

Pied Kingfisher - 14.11.2011


Malachite Kingfisher - 10.3.2011

for the second story Rp. Had an experience like that at a hide in Mapungubwe

Big Lion pride not far from the hide. They were in the rivebed, came on to the road, crossed and were gone.

Evening drive 17.11.2009





Rhino

Hare... sorry which one

I always had luck with the evening drive from Berg-en-Dale... with Raymond and Lourens
even had Wild Dogs, but on the S25... just before turning to S119

last lots for the last day - 10.3.2011

10.3.2011 - Toko wich one

Malachite Kingfisher


Blue Waxbill


Jameson's Firefinch

Burchell's Starling
10.3.2011

Southern Carmine Bee-Eater
10.3.2011

Lilac-breasted Roller
10.3.2011

I'll show you the way to the Gardenia hide just around the corner

Yay! The woodwork has been fixed!

Spotless!