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Posts by Cal Butler:
  • The Tumbela and Othawa lions on the move
  • Meet Thlangisa and her cubs
  • Running with Wild Dogs
  • A leopard around Skukuza
  • Lions on the S100
  • Little Bee-eaters Everywhere
  • How to identify a leopard by its spots
  • A leopard wanders through dry winter grass
  • Othawa lion cubs show off
  • Ravenscourt and Khokovela – a tale of mating leopards
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Recent Posts
  • Othawa Breakaway lioness meets an elephant
  • The Talamati pride pays a visit
  • Tumbela male lions and their cubs
  • A short walk with butterflies
  • Looking back at a family trip
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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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