Browns in Kruger October 2017
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Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
Nice python sighting.
It's always great when lions appear on the road but stressful when the traffic starts to build!
Cute boons. 
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Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
Nice to be the lead car when 'walking' the lions
But those following never know how to behave
Great to see a python as well

But those following never know how to behave
Great to see a python as well
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Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
It is always difficult to judge a snake from a pic, but the python does look rather big
Nice sighting
Too much talking about other cars lately in the TTs from the southern Kruger
The leading lion lady looks a bit thin
funny looking boons
Too much talking about other cars lately in the TTs from the southern Kruger
The leading lion lady looks a bit thin
funny looking boons
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Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
Just wait until you read the next installment in my TT...Lisbeth wrote:Too much talking about other cars lately in the TTs from the southern Kruger![]()
Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
Ja, there were plenty lion aroundRichprins wrote:Great shots again, BC!
Ag shame, only three lion sightings for the morning, and everything else. Pity the python wasn't mating, but what can one do?![]()
The baboon is drunk, Rog...![]()
Why not eat leftovers for breakfast, or microwave some bacon and eggs...take microwave along!![]()
Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
72 hours of stress MelMel wrote:Ja, I can see that 72 hours without a leopard must be really difficult to cope with![]()
(Note to Bushcraft: Don't make plans for the KTP then. A leopard a day is fairy tale stuff there)
Love the mischievous baboons, the wonderful capture of the heron - and of course some lions in the mix too
Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
Thanks RogerRogerFraser wrote:Love the Python sighting BC![]()
Lots of boons about![]()
ahh thanks R.P.The baboon is drunk, Rog...![]()
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Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
Thanks PumbaaPumbaa wrote:Not bad sightings at all, Bushcraft,
greatl Lion sightingsthen love the buffaloes on their Island and the baboon clan
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Totally right the S21 can be a bit boring but we do prefer to drive via that on instead of via the tar roads
Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
A terrible 72 hours ExFmemExFmem wrote:Poor thing. I feel your painBushcraft wrote:
We are about to enter into a leopard drought of around 72 hours, so it's going to move fast![]()
We were there an entire MONTH, and saw ONE leopard.
Now that's a drought. Of course I don't have your instincts and extreme knowledge of Kruger
, so always enjoy your sightings
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The grey heron is splendid, the python very special, and the baby boons absolutely delightful.![]()
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All in all, enough to thaw the chill in the atmosphere that the trip had begun on![]()
Here's to you Mrs. Cow for just being you, and keeping it all together.
Re: Browns in Kruger October 2017
Thanks FluttsFlutterby wrote:Nice python sighting.It's always great when lions appear on the road but stressful when the traffic starts to build!
Cute boons.