The Lions of the Kgalagadi (or not!) KTP May/June 2022

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Debbie is doing fine and soon Usain Bolt will need to watch his back O** O**
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I just love the sunsets at Kielie [Luv]


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Amazing so many vultures there, Gavin! :shock:

And a nice sunset! \O


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The vulture tree ^Q^ ^Q^ O:V


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Wednesday 8 June 2022

After our two nights at Kieliekrankie we were set to move off to Rooiputs for the last leg of our trip.
Before doing so, we decided to take a quick drive to see if we could maybe get lucky.

Maybe an elusive lion, leopard cheetah or anything
Well we saw nothing
O/ O/

We got back to camp to pack up and saw this steenbok at the waterhole
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Our drive down to Twee Riveren and then onto Rooiputs was equally quiet, bar this nice flock (is that the word?) of ostriches


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And a grumpy tawny eagle


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We got to Rooiputs in the late morning and set up camp, as one does

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We then spent a chilled afternoon in campsite no 6 before heading out on an evening bumble

Our trip up to Kij Kij and back was again uneventful
(Who says the Kgalagadi always provides great sightings?) :-? :-?

Well we do, because on the way back to camp, this beauty suddenly appeared on the dune to the east , in perfect light, albeit a tad too far away for our cameras
O/\ O/\ O/\
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Wow, at last the cat drought had been broken




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Back at Rooiputs, some stunning sunset vistas

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And our resident owl



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Finally a cat sighting O/\ O/\ You must have felt almost relieved lol

Nice to have an owl around \O


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