Africa Wild

Oh , how I wish we were back in Nelspruit.

Such a lovely road to Malelane gate.

It seems to me as if the safer they try to make our roads the more dangerously the twits drive.

SA, the homeland of mad, dangerous drivers

You have that rare ability to persuade big five chasers you to go out and look at the scenery and the small wonders. The undiscovered glory that is life in all its forms on planet Earth is there to be discovered.

We did see 4 of the big 5...and PRWIN!

Other signs of rain are tortoises and millipedes, nana...and clouds!

Richprins wrote:
Other signs of rain are tortoises and millipedes, nana...and clouds!

here too

Nearing Biyamiti Weir...


Thought this was another "chicken" in a tree...about that size!












But not to be...Dewi, Help!









Goldenboy had a nifty gizmo, which I think he had actually bought for his kids, but anyway...it's a pen that you stick onto the relevant bird pic in the field guide book, and the pen makes that bird's call!


GB: "Right! Here's another one! Yay"

Bl: "Very good!"

RP: "Fascinating!"


6 hours later...


GB: "Another one! Yay!"

Bl: "yay"

RP: "yay"





The impala were out in full force, with their lambs growing nicely!


















There was some debate later as the "relaxing" Dimwits insisted that some ewes were still pregnant, while I thought they were just fat...


A remarkable pic below, as out of 100 lambs, only one has its face clearly visible without any twigs/grass!









The scenery is really blishful there...even I started to relax...















And then the weir, with a remarkable sighting to come!










Notice our clouds still in our sights!

Oh what a nice road to travel

The raptor looks like a kite

Lovely impalas

Love the scenery