Category: Wildlife Sightings

Big 5, Wilderness Safaris, Kruger National Park South Africa safari, game drive safari , African safari

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Seen on safari

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Why did the hippo cross the road……

Hippos are semi-aquatic and have a diel activity pattern

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Elephantastic view @ Inyati

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Inyati Game Lodge by Elaine McArdle

We absolutely adored our stay at Inyati and from the moment we crossed the Newington Gate to enter Sabi Sands we were instantly transported into another world filled with the delightful sights and sounds of the South African Bush. The Lodge and its staff were incredible and we were totally spoiled for every second of our 2 nights in Inyati

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March 2015 Field Guide Report by Matt

The sentimental bush. I have delayed writing this piece. There has been a drama playing out and instead of making it two parts as seems to be the trend these days when someone finds a marketable story like the Lord of the Rings movie series. Like any good drama it has highs and lows and …

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February ’15 Field Guide Report by Matt

 So at some point in this year it was January, the next thing I know a cycle has flown by and February came to an end. Admittedly February is a short month but it seems to have flown past. We still have had no rain and the bush is prematurely turning the beautiful blonde colour …

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January ’15 Field Guide Report by Matt

Buffalo

  There still hasn’t been a drop of rain. Only the most stubborn of mud wallows still has water and most of the reserve is dry. The crests between the drainage lines are always the first to show the signs of drying out and the bush is not as thick as it could be. It …

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December ’14 Field Guide Report by Matt

Everything is green and lush and having finally seen the carmine bee-eaters all the migrating birds are present and accounted for. The Red-billed Quelea’s are flocking which for me is sign of subtle change, when everything is at its most plentiful. I can’t help feeling though that we have been a little cheated with regards …

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November ’14 Field Guide Report by Matt

Majingilanes

So with much pomp and ceremony, there has been very little rain. A few showers here and there but nothing significant. Instead of sweltering heat followed by thunderstorms which I have been expecting. It has been chilly in the mornings although I refuse to wear a fleece this time of the year on principal. The …

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