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Rixaka meets baby impala
One of the best parts of November is waiting for the baby impala to be born. Each season you forget how small and helpless they are until you get to see them again. One of the down sides to their helplessness is that leopards… Continue Reading “Rixaka meets baby impala”
Some spring specials
After a long dry spell, the rains have finally arrived. A good number of leaves have already started to emerge on the trees, but this rain will certainly kick-start the spring spin around. Boulder’s female leopard has done it yet again, raising another cub… Continue Reading “Some spring specials”
Mhangene lionesses show off their cubs again
It has been a couple of weeks since I have last seen these cubs. It is scary to think how quickly they grow within just a few weeks. The Mhangene lion pride is known for one thing in particular, hunting buffalo. Not only are… Continue Reading “Mhangene lionesses show off their cubs again”
Family trip to Kruger – June 2023
After a successful first trip to the Kruger National Park, my family decided to join on their second adventure to the infamous park. Watching a troop of baboons going about their day will always provide some type of entertainment or comedic relief. We watched… Continue Reading “Family trip to Kruger – June 2023”
Marching through March
Taking a slow drive through the Kruger National Park is one way to ease into a new work cycle. Elephant traffic jams and halting for hyenas do not seem all that strenuous. I managed to enjoy a fun walk by from this lone hyena… Continue Reading “Marching through March”
The bush comes full circle
It seems like I have come full circle with regards to seasonal changes in the bush. I started my wild adventures as the 2015/2016 droughts took effect and have now experienced my first set of floods. The rains have subsided and the rivers are… Continue Reading “The bush comes full circle”
Boulders leopard presents her cub
As personalities go, there are a few leopards that love parading around and others love to lurk around in the shadows. The Boulders female leopard lies in the middle of this scale. I have had the pleasure of sitting an entire game drive with… Continue Reading “Boulders leopard presents her cub”
Basile spends intimate moments with her cub
Who would have thought that a tiny rocky outcrop could stir up so much emotion? One of my favourite female leopards, Basile, has moved her den yet again. This time she has used a set of rocks that I have driven past countless times… Continue Reading “Basile spends intimate moments with her cub”
Adventures at the hyena den
If there is one animal that looks as if it is always up to mischief, it has to be young hyenas at a den. I am currently fortunate to witness a set of two hyena cubs moving freely around an active hyena den. Most… Continue Reading “Adventures at the hyena den”
Hlambela – the one who swims
Tucked away on an inaccessible koppie (hill), a set of two little leopard cubs were born. After many weeks caring for and protecting the cubs, the Boulders female leopard brought her youngsters down the koppie and finally allowed us to catch a glimpse. After… Continue Reading “Hlambela – the one who swims”
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