Africa Wild

Miera certainly wasn't showing when we were there.
Well, there is always a next time. -O

We too were stunned by the amount of kudus we saw this time around.
Usually you would be lucky to see them on one or two occasions over
the course of a two week stay. This time we had some almost every day.
I like them a lot as well - really pretty antelopes.

Squirrels are the nightmare of Eric, from Urikaruus -O
They are so playful, he always has go after them to recover stolen property
That day, it is a plastic bottle...

The last photo is taken by my camera trap ...

I had the chance to see a mating pair of Ostriches, in the road
she enjoying poking in the sand on the side of the road -O

great sighting!

Black-backed Jackal

I didn't realize right away that this was Jackal "prisoner" and he wanted to jump ... I turn to take ... splatsh ... too late, it jumped in the water... wet, very wet it fled at full speed
I missed the picture
right place... right time...

not realy a chance

At Kannaguas the waterhole is still under construction
... almost at the same point that in January
... and a hyena was excited to try the tubes and tires of the truck left behind

Mel wrote:Interesting to hear that Kannaguass had already been under construction when you were
there in January... I thought it was a short term thing like with all the other waterholes.
Plus, as far as I remember, K. hadn't been on the list with waterholes not working.

What happened to that bakkie? Did it get involved in a road crash with the police?

I didn't saw the front of the police's car

I have pictures of half windmill, in January

I had the chance to see two Caracals, the first, at night, during sunset drive at Twee Rivieren
... especially the back -O





and even a Springhare
not easy to have a picture of this jumping hare

And the other, lying under a tree enjoying an ... AWC
I don't know if I have to put or
Kgalagadi is not for...