Africa Wild

Richprins wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 4:36 pm How many Dimwits does it take to make a fire?

Obviously two.

Richprins wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 4:36 pm
Homework: Can one see Mozambique from the camp?

Yes or maybe no.

The Dimwits are barefoot

Ja! Barefoot!

Homework answer: No! Mozambique is still miles away and one can't even see the Letaba River confluence from camp, really.


Interesting view: Red is Olifants Camp, Yellow is the Moz Border, Green is the hills you see east of camp, I think. Note the river flowing into Massingir Dam!

Deserves a click:



Frewells also preparing to roost for the last night!




And we got up early the next day....as always, we get the hell out of dodge....



I had a very strong suspicion that the sun came up around HERE all trip, and was proved right!




Morning visitors:




And then we were all aboard and moving south at pace! Things go so much more quickly without women and children.

Jackal somewhere near Ngotso:



And MORE hyena, big fat ones!






I must admit that I was sick of them by now, after seeing 127 of them for the year so far...


Hy: "Sick of you too..."




Disgusting!!!!!!

And a bit further another jackal. Quite a predator morning!




And a bit further something ver naas....





Homework: Can you spot the animal in the last pic?

A jackal on the left hand side of the second tree from the left

Those hyenas are ugly!

Nice view from whereever Frewells is roosting

Can only be a hyena or jackal in the last picture

Where in the pic? Circles!