A late Kgalagadi TR

[Flutterby]

Wonder where the rest of the car was?

[PRWIN]

Lovely light in the Kori pic

Thanks Lisbeth

"quiet", not "quite".

A car tire

Thanks Alf, we had to look twice as well

The "normal" sightings are well worth it in the golden hours in the morning or the late afternoon
On our last trip we had to waste so much of that precious time because we didn't find anything at all

Thanks Mel, I know the feeling

Wonder where the rest of the car was?

not sure

[PRWIN]

We left for the afternoon drive, the pressure was now getting to SG as she had not seen a cat in 4 days, Me I was getting photographic withdraw syndrome as up to now I had only taken about 200 photo's

Going north we spotted A puffy



At Kwang





Just past Bedinkt we where told by a friendly chap that there was a lion on the side of the road. Asking how far he looked at his hand held GPS and said about 5KM What he forgot to say is that his distance was the direct path to the lion. well after 5km no lion, we decided to push on driving slow and checking every bush both sides to find this cat, 10km on we found it lying under a bush.





Turning around we headed back having broken the dry spell for SG

on the way back

[Richprins]

The Kgalakgadi Puffadder Park!

Well done on the lion eventually, to calm the wife down...

I like the baby gemsbok, quite different!

[Alf]

More flat lions

Also like the baby

[Lisbeth]

Strange that you saw so few lions

Nice puffy and bateleur

[Flutterby]

Nice to see a baby gemsbok.

[Mel]

Only 200 photos... well, I can relate to that as too

5 km looks more like the way into the bush where the lioness was lying low

I like that springbok wading in the water shot!

[RogerFraser]

Finally you found a flat Lion

Like the Springbok in the water

[Pumbaa]

Thanks for more fantastic shots, PRWIN

you had so many stunning sightings