Africa Wild

Nice tusker, not so nice snake.

Lisbeth wrote:Is that a tusker?

Yes, Lis...the late Mpenza: https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... start=1900

Deli, you are not allowed to go far up the Lamont loop...don't go off the map!

From the bridge to Shing is a short tar stretch along the river...ALWAYS something to see in that km!




Here one can see how a tusker stands out amongst other ellies!




I wonder if aat id'd this one...2011...



And sometimes even a lion...seems Deli never saw one in the bridge area...

Prior to the Leopard & Cheetah crossing the riverbed heading East, two male Lions were busy in a territorial fight. One was in hot pursuit of the other, heading West across the riverbed and up the bank towards the small loop that one can drive to the confluence of the two rivers. We raced up the loop to see if we could get a better view of proceedings. The Lions were fighting in the small area of bush between the two dirt tracks here. The noise was incredible! Suddenly, the loser bolted in front of our car, with the victor in close attendance. We last saw them still heading West. I don't think the one in the lead stopped until he was way past Bateleur camp!

Later, on the road up towards Babalala, just around the first bend, two male Lions were roaring their challenges out to any and all would-be usurpers in the vicinity. Impressive to listen to from mere metres away!

wow... even framed

Must have been great to witness both with the eyes and ears

Aha! That little loop is also a must!

Well done, Deli!

The Loop at the Confluence this October!












Blerrie dry!

Robert and leachy's wild dog were there too!


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oups... no water

beautiful pictures all

Great photos everyone