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The month of April has come and gone, what is left is an unforgettable memories and life experiences. Autumn is in full swing here in Sabi Sand Reserve and winter is closing in very quickly indeed. Morning and evening temperatures are getting cooler and cooler by the day we can feel the early morning chill …
Continue reading "Dzivamusoko : April 2012 Wildlife Journal"
What is the problem? By the end of October 2011, over 350 rhinos had been killed by poachers. Most of these were in the Kruger National Park. Last year, 333 rhinos were killed illegally by poachers, 10 were black rhinos which are critically endangered. This total death count is nearly three times more than in …
Continue reading "RHINO FACT FILE: Rhino Action Group Effort"
The weather this month was perfect. The afternoon showers provided a refreshing relief from the warm days and cleared the air to reveal stunning blue skies. The hint of cloud remaining on the skyline provided us with the backdrop for some beautiful sunrises and sunsets. The clear skies allowed the stars to be enjoyed as …
Continue reading "Nyenyankulu: March 2012 – (End of an era) Wildlife Journal"
Love him or hate him the infamous short maned male in the Mapogo coalition earned the respect of his harshest critis this morning. True to his caracter he fought alone to protect his territory, an ageing lone male against four bristling new...comers. Unfortunately the outcome was inevitable and the death of Mr T all but …
It was another stunning summer month at Inyati Game Reserve this February. Impressive rains are continuing to sustain the thousands of antelope gathered on the dams and rivers. We have had very varied weather over the month, with wind, quick showers and then sunshine, sometimes we got all in one day. We have also had …
Continue reading "Nyenyenyani : February 2012 Wildlife Journal"
So we're into the summer season now and with the summer season comes an increase in tropical activity off the east coast of South Africa. These summer cyclones that occur usually don't have an effect on South African weather and tend to move south before approaching the S.A coast line. Rain has been quite a …
Thank you all for the wishes during the floods. The lodge is fine, only the lower deck and our treehouse experienced the wra th of the Sand river. Luckily the lodge was built above the fifty year floodline. Our river views have dramatically improved, a beautiful sand bank has formed and the flood has cleared …
Continue reading "The heavy floods cut-off access to Inyati"
Wildlife Journal December 2011 by Khimbini Hlongwane.
Wildlife Journal November 2011 by Khimbini Hlongwane.
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