Lovely shots, Pumbaa!
So different to see lion in the bright green mopane shrubbery like that!
I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
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Re: I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
As they do often yawn they must be extreme hungry I often had to yawn then as well
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It looked so funny - I know that my cats had home do sharpen their claws as well on their cat tree but they never hug the whole cat tree as this giant lion compared to my small cats did
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Re: I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
Yes they hid there a while whilst the zebras where close - It was simply lovely
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Re: I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
It got now a bit quiet during our drive but we stopped for vultures
as well as the ever present zebras
who were around plentiful and we enjoyed all the views into the nearly empty Shingwedzi
until we reached Red Rocks lookout point where we always take our time in watching around
and simply enjoy the silence and views from there.
Although we drove all loops along the tar road it got now extreme quiet but we nevertheless continued as we wanted to drive still today the S56 and after a short visit to Babalala we slowly strolled along our beloved Mphongololo loop and soon stopped for a colourful plum coloured starling
and more zebras
some with oxpeckers
and with a group of warthogs in front.
as well as the ever present zebras
who were around plentiful and we enjoyed all the views into the nearly empty Shingwedzi
until we reached Red Rocks lookout point where we always take our time in watching around
and simply enjoy the silence and views from there.
Although we drove all loops along the tar road it got now extreme quiet but we nevertheless continued as we wanted to drive still today the S56 and after a short visit to Babalala we slowly strolled along our beloved Mphongololo loop and soon stopped for a colourful plum coloured starling
and more zebras
some with oxpeckers
and with a group of warthogs in front.
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Re: I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
We came across giraffes
and enjoyed the view from our favourite look out along the Mphongololo as same is normally always carrying water
where we do always stop and today we again were rewarded as we spotted there an African cuckoo
indeed a more than nice surprise as we do see that bird not that often and this one got busy in catching some sort of caterpillars.
For sure hippos were also present in that pond as well as grey herons farer away
further during our drive the riverbed got emptier and emptier with nearly no water flowing nevertheless we discovered quite a lot of different zebras
in the dry riverbed.
to be continued………………
and enjoyed the view from our favourite look out along the Mphongololo as same is normally always carrying water
where we do always stop and today we again were rewarded as we spotted there an African cuckoo
indeed a more than nice surprise as we do see that bird not that often and this one got busy in catching some sort of caterpillars.
For sure hippos were also present in that pond as well as grey herons farer away
further during our drive the riverbed got emptier and emptier with nearly no water flowing nevertheless we discovered quite a lot of different zebras
in the dry riverbed.
to be continued………………
PuMbAa
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Re: I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
I love the Cuckoo, Zebras and the Starling wow
and the landescapes + tiny Phacochere
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Re: I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
Red Rocks are always lovely. The last time I was there, unfortunately it rained
Lots of zebras
Nice cuckoo
Lots of zebras
Nice cuckoo
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Re: I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
The tiny Phacochere are also my favourite and we were happy about that cuckoo shots
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Re: I've got a feeling of a hot summer in Kruger
Red Rocks is always a must stop for us and I in fact also lovely when it is raining - At least from time to time we had rain there too
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