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as well as one of two buffalo bulls.
We then stopped also for a tawny eagle
but the rest indeed was quiet and far too soon we already reached Babalala picnic spot but at least along the tar we noticed in the distance waterbucks

and impalas some took a rest whilst others were up and fighting
but all of them had a lovely place under huge shady trees.
A Wahlberg eagle also showed up
one of the many woodland kingfishers,

a lot of zebras were hanging around,
as well as giraffes
and Carmine bee eaters were plentiful but once again it got extreme quiet and as it was still quite early

and as we were not willing to leave already we decided to do the small detour to Klopperfontein but what to say it was there quiet as well besides a rock full of sunbathing terrapins.
It started to heat up again and it got extreme hot and far in the distance we noticed a goshawk indeed another rare bird for us in Kruger and due to the heat and distance not such a clear picture
and then the very last loop had to be done - the Mahonie loop also one of our favourites but also today far too quiet but we stopped for buffaloes taking a rest in the shade,
to be continued….

I can never get around how different it is in the wet compared to drought when I always go there, Pumbaa!

Nice view of that waterhole in the Mphongolo, it holds water for a LONG time!

Oh, quite an undertaking here with two travel tales going Hats off to your diligence
On the other hand - not much we can really do these days

Lots of different critters and some really nice photos in wonderful light

Just amazing photos

Beautiful scenery shots

I like the impala lying flat, you don't often see that. Lovely to see all the green.

Richprins wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 5:43 pm I can never get around how different it is in the wet compared to drought when I always go there, Pumbaa!

Nice view of that waterhole in the Mphongolo, it holds water for a LONG time!

Although must say the vegetaion can get extreme dense but it is always lovely

Mel wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 5:46 pm Oh, quite an undertaking here with two travel tales going Hats off to your diligence
On the other hand - not much we can really do these days

Lots of different critters and some really nice photos in wonderful light

At least this one will soon be finished but the other one just started

Alf wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 7:03 pm Just amazing photos

The final photos are on the way now

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2020 7:31 pm Beautiful scenery shots

The scenery is always so very special in the entire park and even so different

Flutterby wrote: ↑Sat Mar 28, 2020 3:34 pm I like the impala lying flat, you don't often see that. Lovely to see all the green.

It is looking always so funny but obviously it was far too early for the impala