Africa Wild

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 1:09 pm Cute zebra baby

Young ground hornbill

I love those bare stone boulders around Pretoriuskop and there is also a lovely view

Some more views coming up

After lunch we went and drove some loops around Pretoriuskop and enjoyed the scenery .







Some Lilies crossing over the smaller rivers




An Ellie popped out of some bushes


Of course we ended up at the Dam again








The Hippos put on a show waking up


The sun was dipping just before we left


On the drive back to camp the sun was low


That evening at camp we met up with RP for a quick get together

All in all, a nice evening with lovely photos.....Don't know about meeting up with RP though

Thanks so much, Roger,

love the evening impressions and all the landscape shots around Pretoriuskop

Nice, Rog!

I was at the dam too, no lions or carcass!

But then you get up much earlier!

Glad you saw sable, I know you have been trying for a long time!

Love the impalas on that rock!

Ja, it was a great get-together!

Wow...just wow. Some really impressive shots here, very atmospheric, really transports me back to Kruger and all its riches. Well done

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 7:49 pm All in all, a nice evening with lovely photos.....Don't know about meeting up with RP though

Actually was a good quick catch up

Pumbaa wrote: ↑Sat Jan 13, 2024 7:11 pm Thanks so much, Roger,

love the evening impressions and all the landscape shots around Pretoriuskop

the scenery around Pretoriuskop is amazing

Richprins wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 6:08 pm Nice, Rog!

I was at the dam too, no lions or carcass!

But then you get up much earlier!

Glad you saw sable, I know you have been trying for a long time!

Love the impalas on that rock!

Ja, it was a great get-together!

The Sable was a great bonus .

ExFmem wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 11:47 pm Wow...just wow. Some really impressive shots here, very atmospheric, really transports me back to Kruger and all its riches. Well done

Ex love the Dam and sunsets there and on the way to camp

In the morning we packed and left to go to Crocodile Bridge as the H4-1 was still closed we decided to drive to Tshokwane then the H10 and to Lower Sabie and onto Crocodile Bridge

Our first sighting was a Lovely Batleur


e drove the S65 and turned onto the S1 there was still some smoldering from a recent burn


Lake panic was very quiete apart from the residents


We stopped in at the new Golf club and had a lovely breakfast


We left and carried on towards Tshokwane .The train was still stuck on the bridge


A Giant heron was hiding in the shade as the temperature was rising rapidly


We stopped into Leeupan




Another Heron in its nest


We stopped in a Tshokwane for a brief toilet break and carried onto Nkumbe lookout


A Coucal along the S128


On the Lower Sabie bridge we found a King fisher


and a local before we drove to Lower Sabie for a break

Nice pic of the golfclub What is new about it?

I love the pics of Leeupan What are the small white flowers? Probably Leiberg's waterlily also called dwarf waterlilies

I wonder how high the occupation % on the train is

Lovely shots from Leeupan, Roger,

and for sure love the Nkumbe view - Sigh

Lots of beautiful birds on top