SO and I had long discussions about that toonan wrote:the Owl... is not a White-faced
to me is an African Scops-Owl
but in the end the WF owl was the opinion -
big ears, too much white on the front for Scops owl
- agree with Dewi -O
SO and I had long discussions about that toonan wrote:the Owl... is not a White-faced
to me is an African Scops-Owl
Wow Mel. Maybe this the other female - something for you to lookMel wrote:I've tried to compare spots, but either I focused on the wrongpooky wrote:Who ever she was, she was obviously a good mum
bringing those cubs to this stage where they must be
close to getting their independence
cheetah or it is not Lisette. -O But I know that there is another
female with 3 cubs of that size around in that area. Might be her.
Agreed on the getting close to independence.
Yes, I think it does really make a difference being there outPRWIN wrote:Wow thats the way Mata Mata campsite must look like. When we stayed there, there were about 9 tents/trailers along the fence. Our first spot was No 1 and then No10 (about from where you took the pic). In total around 27 cars only in the campsite. Lots of campers took the advantage of 6 max per site and more than 2 cars per site plus the kids that stretch the total to > 6 per site.pooky wrote:
and a view of Mata Mata looking towards the hide.
I will also plan my next trip before school holidays. It looks like you also missed out on the corrugated roads.
Great pics of the Bat eared foxes and AWC. We had the luck of spotting the two together and thought the AWC wanted to attack the BEF but the just walked passed eack other.
Love you leopard shot as well.