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They're so fast, when I took a pic of one sitting it was a blur!! 
The park was very green in January. Malelane is a fair bit further from Marloth Park than Croc Bridge. 
and then a better cheetah sighting 
I’m surprised the vervets stole the onions as I got raided at St Lucia camp site and all they left were the onions. 
That must have been a long day on the road 
was a lovely setting we once had a great time during a termite emerging event with hundreds of birds including the falcons around but all we got of the falcons were a bunch of blurry dots when we tried to get pics of them . Bushcraft wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 2:31 pm Rugrats boyfriend and mom, eish, I’m waiting for those days as they are around the corner
Mongoose raiders and then some ostrich. Great pics btw.
It’s been a few years since I last visited the Potholes. It still looks the same.
Nice start in the park, a distant cheetah, a crowded but good lion sighting and then the distant cheetah again.
The zebra having a roll on its back gave me a laugh.
You seem to have found plenty rhino, we battled in that area to find 1.
Your 1st leopard has a shell
A long drive up to Tamboti.
A baboon stole your toothpaste.
Sjoe, 6 cheetahs, that’s a big luck.
Nice lions and that tail, Genet
2 leopards
Black mamba in the road. You must have been quick on the camera
BC we were surprised that the Baboons got through the defenses we setup .Wont make that mistake next month when we there again -this time we taking another new bod with oldest rugrats Girlfriend The Vervet sat in the tree above the tent eating the onion not sure if it actually liked it or was just showing us up that it had stolen something The big one is definitely pregnant well spotted and caught 
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that make sense we tried to take a pic of the bird in flight and only got a blurr