
Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
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Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
Nice doggie sighting, but that is the pack that died from distemper. 

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Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
Great sightings for travelling on the highway 

Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
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Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
Ag shame, sorry you went a day without leopard, SN, but what can one do?
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Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
Always nice to see doggies
More flat lions


More flat lions



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Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
Produces speedstersRichprins wrote:Ag shame, sorry you went a day without leopard, SN, but what can one do?![]()
Eloff Street produces!

Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
Flutterby: Yes we also thought it was that pack
Lisbeth: Yes it was a great sighting
RP & Alf: The Highway always produces for us.
And correct there are always the IDIOT speedsters that ruin it for everyone 

Lisbeth: Yes it was a great sighting
RP & Alf: The Highway always produces for us.


August 2022
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Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
25th August 2015 - Day 4: Lower Sabie
It being Roxy and Kelly’s last day in Kruger we went looking for more Lions and Leopards on the H4-1 to Nkuhlu. We left at our usual 06h30 time, we seem to have more luck at 06h30 than at 06h00 and also enjoy the extra 30 minutes sleep

The first sighting out of Lower Sabie was this male lion coming up from a drink.



There was lots of general game including this Nyala again.

Just before Nkuhlu we came across another pride of lions in the river bed.



Continued....
It being Roxy and Kelly’s last day in Kruger we went looking for more Lions and Leopards on the H4-1 to Nkuhlu. We left at our usual 06h30 time, we seem to have more luck at 06h30 than at 06h00 and also enjoy the extra 30 minutes sleep

The first sighting out of Lower Sabie was this male lion coming up from a drink.



There was lots of general game including this Nyala again.

Just before Nkuhlu we came across another pride of lions in the river bed.



Continued....
August 2022
Satara
Skukuza
Satara
Skukuza
Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
RP: Yes it was an absolute tragedy not to see Leopard for a day 

August 2022
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Skukuza
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Skukuza
Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
25th August 2015 - Day 4: Lower Sabie
We had not had any luck with Leopard on the morning drive, and there are always Leopard on the H4-1, so off we went on the afternoon drive to look for the elusive Leopard. And were rewarded almost immediately, a car jam like this always means lion or leopard.

It was Leopard, this time in a tree with a kill. We didn’t stay too long as there was a huge traffic jam and the Leopard was just hugging the kill and not eating.


As we had our Leopard we took the H10 for the afternoon drive, this turned out to be dead. Not an animal in sight, so we went back to check on the Leopard in the tree and he was still there.




It was late, so we had to leave the leopard and head back to camp. Only to be stopped by an Ellie crossing at Lubyelubye.

It was our last night at Keartland, and the girls were having some fun with Snapchat.

Then after the Braai it was time to roast marshmallows.


It had been a good 3 days for Kelly’s first time in Kruger, with many lion sightings, 3 leopards and Wild Dog !!
Continued....
We had not had any luck with Leopard on the morning drive, and there are always Leopard on the H4-1, so off we went on the afternoon drive to look for the elusive Leopard. And were rewarded almost immediately, a car jam like this always means lion or leopard.


It was Leopard, this time in a tree with a kill. We didn’t stay too long as there was a huge traffic jam and the Leopard was just hugging the kill and not eating.


As we had our Leopard we took the H10 for the afternoon drive, this turned out to be dead. Not an animal in sight, so we went back to check on the Leopard in the tree and he was still there.




It was late, so we had to leave the leopard and head back to camp. Only to be stopped by an Ellie crossing at Lubyelubye.

It was our last night at Keartland, and the girls were having some fun with Snapchat.

Then after the Braai it was time to roast marshmallows.


It had been a good 3 days for Kelly’s first time in Kruger, with many lion sightings, 3 leopards and Wild Dog !!
Continued....
August 2022
Satara
Skukuza
Satara
Skukuza
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Re: Browns in Kruger - August 2015 (JHB Clan)
As usual spoiled with sightings
Too many cars at the good sightings
Do the girls need glasses or is it the new fashion?

Too many cars at the good sightings


Do the girls need glasses or is it the new fashion?

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The desire for equality must never exceed the demands of knowledge
The desire for equality must never exceed the demands of knowledge