Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 9:16 am
Nice to see a nightjar 
and also never seen a springhare...very cool! 
and also never seen a springhare...very cool! 
Nice to see BEFs Africa Wild
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Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 10:13 am
High percentage of hares Nice to see BEFs
Nice to see BEFs Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 4:16 pm
Indeed a very successful night drive, PJL,
and your shots you took are amazing - Love the bat eared foxes
and your shots you took are amazing - Love the bat eared foxes
Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:17 pm
Ja, some nice pics!
Springhares and BEF great, and hares a sign of a healthy ecosystem, IMO!
Springhares and BEF great, and hares a sign of a healthy ecosystem, IMO!
Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 8:46 am
Thank you Mel, nan, Flutts, Lis, Pumbaa & RP for all the comments
For our last morning in the park we ventured out for a quick drive before the packing up started. Our route took us up to Rooiplaat then down the link road, round Ubejane and back along the main road. Our first sighting of the morning was a first for me - an African Harrier Hawk or Gymnogene
On the way up to Rooiplaat there was a very cute baby zebra - probably the same one we had seen on the night drive
Just before Rooiplaat we startled an aardwolf who went bounding off into the distance
It stopped for one quick look back before disappearing over the hillside
The usual suspects were out and about on Rooiplaat
The link road was unusually quiet with just a few regulars around. This young kudu caught our attention
On Ubejane at the pan there were plenty of ostrich feeding, and some springbok having a half-hearted tussle
There had been no sign of any cats on the drive, but the aardwolf was a real treat
For our last morning in the park we ventured out for a quick drive before the packing up started. Our route took us up to Rooiplaat then down the link road, round Ubejane and back along the main road. Our first sighting of the morning was a first for me - an African Harrier Hawk or Gymnogene
On the way up to Rooiplaat there was a very cute baby zebra - probably the same one we had seen on the night drive
Just before Rooiplaat we startled an aardwolf who went bounding off into the distance
It stopped for one quick look back before disappearing over the hillside
The usual suspects were out and about on Rooiplaat
The link road was unusually quiet with just a few regulars around. This young kudu caught our attention
On Ubejane at the pan there were plenty of ostrich feeding, and some springbok having a half-hearted tussle
There had been no sign of any cats on the drive, but the aardwolf was a real treat
Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 9:05 am
Aardwolf and Gymnogene!
Great photography again PJL! I especially like how you lined up those two Wildebeest.
Great photography again PJL! I especially like how you lined up those two Wildebeest.
Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2017 9:37 am
Wow, great sightings!! And a cute zebbie too! 
And a cute zebbie too! Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2017 10:08 am
Really about your aardwolf sighting, PJL,
although must say the rest with gymnogene and eland was not that bad either 
about your aardwolf sighting, PJL,although must say the rest with gymnogene and eland was not that bad either
Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2017 7:44 pm
Stunning pics again, Peej! Ratel is very right! 
Didn't you see gymnogene in Kruger?
Didn't you see gymnogene in Kruger?
Re: We Won An MZNP Game Drive
Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2017 10:04 pm
Aardwolf Unfortunately not that lucky in April 
I'm still on the blurry one darting into the shrubs from our first trip 
Never seen a gymnogene in Mountain Zebra. Great spotting
Unfortunately not that lucky in April I'm still on the blurry one darting into the shrubs from our first trip Never seen a gymnogene in Mountain Zebra. Great spotting