Great to see cheetah!
Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018
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Re: Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018
Haven't been to the potholes in years!! Lovely!
Great to see cheetah!
Great to see cheetah!
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Re: Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018
Beautiful photos! Have you got a new camera?
Where are the potholes and the graveyard
Lovely pic of the elephants and the bull looks like a big tusker
Roger, I do not think that it's a falcon, but a black-shouldered Kite.
Where are the potholes and the graveyard
Lovely pic of the elephants and the bull looks like a big tusker
Roger, I do not think that it's a falcon, but a black-shouldered Kite.
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We do seem to have luck with Cheetahs in KNP some more coming later
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Re: Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018
A little bit further on we found a monkey on sentry duty

This youngster seemed to be feeding on his own

At the bird hide we only found this Grey heron .

Further up the S28 towards Lower Sabie a dead tree held some of the cleaning crew

And then after re-joining the H4 we came across a huge traffic Jam .
not our favorite thing .A passing car told us a Lion was down the bank towards the Sabie river side . We dutifully joined the queue and then spotted a flash of brown ...

at least it wasn't a flat Lion we half expected to not get much of a sighting .The next minute there was a roar in the bushes next to the car and out popped the female lioness calling for her pride or something else we never found out exactly what ......

as luck would have it we found ourselves not at the back but now right at the front of queue where she had popped out the bushes .

She wondered back and forwards across the road calling and the queue of cars followed until eventually she moved back into thicker bushes .

We carried on towards Lower Sabie
This youngster seemed to be feeding on his own
At the bird hide we only found this Grey heron .
Further up the S28 towards Lower Sabie a dead tree held some of the cleaning crew
And then after re-joining the H4 we came across a huge traffic Jam .
at least it wasn't a flat Lion we half expected to not get much of a sighting .The next minute there was a roar in the bushes next to the car and out popped the female lioness calling for her pride or something else we never found out exactly what ......
as luck would have it we found ourselves not at the back but now right at the front of queue where she had popped out the bushes .
She wondered back and forwards across the road calling and the queue of cars followed until eventually she moved back into thicker bushes .
We carried on towards Lower Sabie
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Re: Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018
A typical traffic jam in the south 
Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
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Nice pic of the vervet and you got some great shots of the lion
Thank you for the graveyard and pothole
Thank you for the graveyard and pothole
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Re: Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018
Nice drive, and lucky with the congestion
as you are saying some are oft "sightings" where really nothing is to see.
Which bird hide is this?
Which bird hide is this?
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If we are on the S28 it can only be Ntandanyathi and I know that branch 
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Re: Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018
Nice sightings and pics, Rog! So nice to see lions actually moving during the day!
My favourite is the heron pic...interesting angle!![Photo [O]](./images/smilies/camera.gif)
My favourite is the heron pic...interesting angle!
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Re: Memories of Marloth and Tamboti Trip Jan 2018
Don't you love it when luck puts you at the best spot at the right time?!
