Africa Wild

N'Wanetsi Picnic Spot was pretty crowded and the smells from the breakfasts being cooked up were mouthwatering.
We, however, only took a quick toilet break and I had to wander off to soak up the views. Sometimes a girl needs
to get away

Hiking up I found this rainbow skink looking forward to its snack (not sure what that reddish thing really is?)
On the trip back, we found some nice people informing us about some cheetahs on the H6. We even found them
basically mainly because there were two or three cars parked where the cheetahs had been seen earlier, but
they were so far off that the boys didn't even manage to find them for quite some time Still, I saw them
and for photos I'll go back to the KTP again

My last photo of the day was dedicated to some ellies that were headed for Nsemani Dam.

That night the honey badgers were back with vengeance... And the only person to blame was myself...
Once again we had dinner on our friends' patio. But the fridge was soon emptied of the cold drinks so
I went to fetch more from our fridge... only to forget to close the boon / badger bars again
The noise was incredible... and the loss of food equally bad

But we did get a good look at the badgers and they even hissed at us

Later that night we watched them search another neighbour's kitchen worktop. They actually walked
on top of it But those neighbour had been a bit smarter than me and the badger had to leave
with unfinished business

The next morning was already leaving day. Four nights (that had meant to be five) were over and we were meant to in Cape Town later that day.
While our friends opted for packing up without any pressure, Spots and I needed to go on that last drive. Not that we saw much, but it's a ritual
that can't even be disrupted when being in a different park than the KTP.

A white-backed vulture
and my last lifer in the Kruger, a Leviant's cuckoo were my best haul.

Badgers... almost as naughty as the Boons

now they know open the fridge or is "only" around the fridge

and Levaliant's Cuckoo

Great sighting of the Orpen dogs
And that Levaliant's Cuckoo is a great spot as well

And much to the delight of the boys, we did see some rhinos as well during our stay
(Geez, that took a looong time to upload...)

You managed to finish............just You sounded very anxious to be back in KTP the next time around and that's where you are going tomorrow

Ah! You have not finished yet

And I did manage this travel tale before leaving tomorrow (Snap, Lis )

Thanks, PJL

nan, they raided the fridge. Milk was taken out and cut open with their sharp claws.
And apparently they love "La Vache Qui Rie" as well as gluten free choc muffins



Lis, I AM anxious to get back to the KTP for the solitude which still exists despite the park being fully booked
whenever we can go. And I'm anxious because of the better photo opportunities

I hope the lions will keep you awake for a few nights

the fridge
and they are on the diet

nice Rhinos "cul à cul"... love them

for finishing on time
now next ones... Cheetahs and cie


thank you for sharing, I know the work/energy that need

well done