Brent is our guide on this still quite dark morning and he has Dave with him on Camera.
Sam is with Jeandre on the other vehicle and we have Stefan with Wiam doing a bush walk this morning.
There are lots of Hyena tracks but no tracks of karula
Over to Sam who has come across a large male Elephant with a floppy ear
The Elephant decides to have a mighty good scratch on this tree.
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Sam decided to check out the southern Hyena Den and it has paid off. We see the youngsters
Over to Brent for a quick moment as he shows us a herd of Buffalo moving into Kruger.
Over to Stefan who shows us the False Marulla Tree. It is a hardy tree. Used to Fence posts. If you planted the branch, it had an uncanny ability to regrow leaves and roots and grow into another tree.
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Quick over to Brent! He has had reports of Inkanyeni moving towards him on the boundary line and heading into Kruger.
We see her with her cubs
Brent is BEYOND EXCITED!
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((Remaining Blog is highlights only as the day has got away from me. I will post some highlight videos of sunset drive as well as soon as I wrap this one up.))
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| Juvenile Martial Eagle |
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| African Violet |
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| African Violet |
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| African Violet |
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| Locust |
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| Locust |
Sam comes across some Impala.
The male is so consumes with herding his females to mate with that he rarely stops to browse or groom and he is in a greater danger from predators due to his lack of paying attention.
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| Swainsons Spurfowl |
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| Male Waterbuk |
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| Male Waterbuk |
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| Male Waterbuk |
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| Daddy Long Legs |
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| White Back Vulture in Nest |
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| Arathusa Windmill |
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| Hippo with Terrapin on its back |
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| Blacksmith Plover |
Thats it for this Safari.
Cya soon
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