And then the rain set in or at dusk the bush comes alive

[Alf]

Love the pictures of nyalas and kudu.

Wow what a magical trip

[ExFmem]

The Banded Mongoose is adorable, also love the young Kudu doing "stupid ear tricks ), and the Buffalo having a day at the spa

(RP - I thought the first Grey Hornbill was FEMALE due to the "upper mandible creamy, tip red" )

I certainly enjoyed your TT and all the wonderful photos , looking forward to the next one

[Richprins]

Whoops, yes, Ex, female! (My Roberts just shows the symbols - got them mixed up!)


This is interesting, Pumbaa:




Wonder what the impala are doing?

So lovely to see the Mahonie loop all green, and I also like the propeller kudu!


Thank you thank you thank you, as always!

[Lisbeth]

The antelopes are such pretty creatures

It looks as if the impalas are eating termites

You managed to finish this TT, Just

Thanks a lot, Pumbaa and I wish you a great trip

[nan]

Thank you Pumbaa
I had a lot of pleasure following your travel tale, full of birds, big and small, that I would like to see (Bronze Mannikin for ex.) or see again and also full of animals.

I particularly like Owls, the Bat, Hyenas, Lycaons and I have a love for Cuckoos, Mousebirds, baby Hippo, the Platted Lizzard and the Elephants in a row (once crossing the river and another ones elsewhere into this TT) Miss Satara and of course the landscapes.
for sharing.
enjoy ... enjoy your next stay with a lot of new
have a nice trip to both of you

[Mel]

That was one long and very enjoyable trip, Pumbaa!

so much for making the effort to share everything with us. Highly appreciated!

And now I wish you exciting days until you embark on your next journey
where you hopefully see just as much and maybe even more - always great to have an extra on every trip

[Pumbaa]

Thanks once again Flutterby, Alf, ExFmem, Richprins, Lisbeth, nan and Mel for your fantastic words and compliments

Also thanks to everybody else it is always such a pleasure to share our Kruger experiences with you