A pity was that it was already after 18.00 o’clock and consequently not much time left
to observe him and on top it was difficult to park the car right as it was extreme prone but Timon tried to make the best out of it to stand fairly upright.
We only saw a leg of the buffalo but the kill must have been relatively fresh as we did no smell anything although it was a hot day
and meanwhile also a lot of vultures had gang together and started to wait in several trees close to the kill.
He from time to time looked up to check the vultures out but he hid his kill perfectly under a dense bush
and unfortunately it was now also time for us as well as the other car to leave him in order to make it in time back to camp. We let the other car pass and followed them slowly and close to camp we overhauled them as they stopped and told us that we just missed a leopard who just crossed the road......although we looked a bit around to check out a movement we did not see anything and so we had no other choice than to carry on. We gladly reached the gate still in time and after such an eventful evening and at a location like that the braai was amazing and tasted even better than anywhere else.
Wednesday, 14. February 2018- Biyamiti
Explored roads: S139 – S25 – H4-2 – S28 – H4-2 – S82 – S130 – S25 – S108 – S139 – S25
Needless to say that it was clear into which direction we drove and on top this is the direction we always drive when staying in Biyamiti but for sure we enjoyed the beautiful morning
and stopped for a couple of morning impressions and for a brown snake eagle
but then we were again at the place where we yesterday evening spotted the lion and to our delight he was still there
and guarded his kill against
them!
Meanwhile even more vultures than the evening before could be seen in the trees
