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Landy rolls to Kruger
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Roger and co. arrived safely in Kruger, but will they also return? (By now we know that Roger & co. have returned, but the Landy? )
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Ja was high thirties when we arrived and it got hotter as it went alongRichprins wrote:AW members and their mechanical problems!
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Unfortunately we did leave eventuallyLisbeth wrote:Roger and co. arrived safely in Kruger, but will they also return? (By now we know that Roger & co. have returned, but the Landy? )
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A little further down another ele stood next to the road trying to pull the small remaining leaves off of a small tree that had been pushed over :
A young impi was trying to find some greenery
Mom was also nearby
The ellie was very calm as were all the others we found during the trip.It made a huge difference from our trip the previous year .I believe they were too hot and possibly thirsty to expend any effort on vehicles .This was not too much to my youngest rugrats liking as we were able to approach and spend allot of time close too them without them showing any signs of agitation .also should say that as we were on/off during planning we were unable to loan the 400mm lens we had access to previously so all these were shot with a 200mm lens .
A young impi was trying to find some greenery
Mom was also nearby
The ellie was very calm as were all the others we found during the trip.It made a huge difference from our trip the previous year .I believe they were too hot and possibly thirsty to expend any effort on vehicles .This was not too much to my youngest rugrats liking as we were able to approach and spend allot of time close too them without them showing any signs of agitation .also should say that as we were on/off during planning we were unable to loan the 400mm lens we had access to previously so all these were shot with a 200mm lens .
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The impi mom looks rather skinny No green grass
Nice ellie and giraffes, who can eat high up
Nice ellie and giraffes, who can eat high up
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Someone was remarking that there are still small baby impala in areas of Kruger, even last weekend!
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Roger,
I am on board as well and really love the ellies and impies - Always amazing sightings
I am on board as well and really love the ellies and impies - Always amazing sightings
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Elephants that knows how to behave
Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
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There was very little grass around many areas most noticeable closer to water sources the grass had all been eaten .Lisbeth wrote:The impi mom looks rather skinny No green grass
Nice ellie and giraffes, who can eat high up
Yes there was quite a few babies around .Richprins wrote:Someone was remarking that there are still small baby impala in areas of Kruger, even last weekend!
Pumbaa thanx for joining the trip ...Pumbaa wrote:Roger,
I am on board as well and really love the ellies and impies - Always amazing sightings
Ja we though maybe as we had fixed so much on the Landy it was not quite as noisy at first so they were not that upset by itAlf wrote:Elephants that knows how to behave
Yip and as usual plenty more Ellies to come ...Flutterby wrote:The Brat would be happy with the calm ellies.