KTP 2024 - 27 Years Later...

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If I had not been to KTP, I would have gone immediately after reading your description. ;-) In KNP, the crowds have never been a problem for me, maybe because I always go in the summer when the school holidays have finished. I have had days without meeting more than a few cars far apart, lion sightings all to myself, waterhole watching with no other vehicle in sight, etc.

Squirrels O/\ O/\

Marvellous "exhibition" of the bee-eaters in very special attitudes ^Q^ ^Q^ and the secretary birds "out to dry" nonetheless!

Giraffes in knots lol


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What captures again, Ex! ^Q^

And a mention of Brewer's! O/\ lol

Never knew those bee-eaters were there in the desert... :o0ps: What behaviour pics!

And the juvenile naughtiness... :shock:

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Great photos
Thanks for sharing


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Flutterby, Sis, RP, GavinW - thanks for your comments, always much appreciated. O0 O0 O0 O0


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There were ostrich chicks galore this year! Seems every couple had little ones recently hatched. :-0


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Steenboks have to be some of the cutest of all antelopes...


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On the opposite end of the "Cutest" spectrum... :twisted:


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Just sayin'... O**


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This Tawny Eagle had caught a Mole Snake for lunch.


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At KTC (HM tent) there were a number of Mantids, much to my delight. (Mostly Bark Mantids)


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Can an animal be BOTH cute and ugly? -O-


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Cute ostrich chicks :-0 , not so cute mantid. lol


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Can an animal be BOTH cute and ugly? -O-
Sure! Depends on who is talking, the heart or the brain ;-)

I agree on the steenbokkie :yes: not on the mantid. Interesting not cute :no: but "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" :-)

It's a pity there wasn't a Marabou stork around lol

Nice tawny/snake sequence \O

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Lovely pics, Ex! ^Q^ ^Q^

Love the ostriches, and of course the macro photos! [O]

I am still astounded there are warthogs there in the desert! :o0ps:


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It's only semi-desert (arid savanna) and they are not all over the place ;-)


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