Re: The Big Cat Diary and a Couple of Lifers
Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2016 10:07 am
Nice to see so many animals at the waterhole. 

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Ja, and also check out the other one looking that the zebra bum... not only buffs...nan wrote:fantastic pic of the Impala looking at the Buffs![]()
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You are right when in herds they in fact do beahveRichprins wrote:Excellent, Pumbaa!![]()
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I think the ellies are behaved because babies are there...![]()
Normally they bully the other animals!![]()
Nice hornbill sighting too!
It looks like pure horrornan wrote:fantastic pic of the Impala looking at the Buffs![]()
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Yes around Satara that was the easiest way to trace the animalsFlutterby wrote:Nice to see so many animals at the waterhole.
That is also some kind of horror in the facial Expression of the impalaMel wrote:Ja, and also check out the other one looking that the zebra bum... not only buffs...nan wrote:fantastic pic of the Impala looking at the Buffs![]()
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We had a great time at Girivana and laughed a lotLisbeth wrote:Nice hornbills!
The zebra bum shots ....and that single impala between ellie and zebbies
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