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Hi, I am Cal and for as long as I can remember, I have been fascinated with nature. Some of my earliest memories is seeing my first porcupine on Table Mountain, catching my first fish along the river banks of Silverstroom or paging through…

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Othawa Breakaway lioness meets an elephant

Watching the king of the jungle in its natural habitat certainly stirs up a great deal of emotions. Watching a lion view the real king of the jungle stirs up a different set of emotions entirely. It has been an age since the Othawa…

Posted on April 10, 2022 by Cal Butler

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The Talamati pride pays a visit

Dynamics are always changing when it comes to lion prides and their territories. There has been a new pride that braved exploring beyond their comfort zone. The first evening the pride crossed over the cutline they managed to catch an impala. There have been…

Posted on March 23, 2022 by Cal Butler

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Tumbela male lions and their cubs

A cool, yet cloudy summer morning set the tone for an incredibly playful scene. Not far from camp the roads were littered with the tracks of lions on the move. Not wasting any time I set out in the direction of the tracks. The…

Posted on March 6, 2022 by Cal Butler

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Sunsets and Leopards - a match made in heaven.
Always a treat seeing a Yellow-bellied Greenbul darting into a thicket. Spent some time with this shy bird while walking around Skukuza rest camp.
If you ever end up having a "quiet" drive while on safari, take a walk around the camps and see how many birds you can photograph. You may be surprised with how many different birds you may come across on your walk.
I love walking through the rest camps in the Kruger National Park. Spotting the smaller creatures is the most fun.
A Southern White-crowned Shrike perches over the gently meandering Sabie River.
"This movement eventually gave away her position and the elephant finally realised she was there."
As Hlambela grows older, he keeps getting more and more handsome. He has never been shy to pose and put on a show.
"Dynamics are always changing when it comes to lion prides and their territories."
Remember to look out for some of the smaller waders that can be found along the edges of most water courses.
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