Africa Wild

So you missed that fat lazy cat the first time..... Have always wondered how many cats we have missed

Wow, more leopards!!

There were leopards on the menu

Lovely sunset pics

Rog!

A leopard trip!

That Timfenene loop is often quiet, but also less tourists!

Was the thatch damaged at Gardenia?

Love the pinkish sky with the mountains!

Alf wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 8:09 pm So you missed that fat lazy cat the first time..... Have always wondered how many cats we have missed

often wondered the same .They could just lay down in the long grass and never be seen

Flutterby wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 8:35 am Wow, more leopards!!

Yes was our Leopard day

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 8:57 am There were leopards on the menu

Lovely sunset pics

something special about a bush sunset

Richprins wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 6:16 pm Rog!

A leopard trip!

That Timfenene loop is often quiet, but also less tourists!

Was the thatch damaged at Gardenia?

Not sure on the thatch .There was huge gaps in the wooden covering of the hide and the covered in walkway down to the hide .... We also noted later in the trip that the bird hide by Lower Sabie is also still blocked off

An early start to the next day .We were heading to Marloth for the night and a night with my Sister . We decided that we were not ready to do 2 hours on the corrugated river road so would go via Afsaal to Biyamiti and find our way to Croc Bridge.

Our first sighting was on the lookout for predator's also


A Kudu posed for us


As did these water buck


We found a clan returning from a night out .Light was still very grey so not easy to get a clear shot as they were moving


Then again not far from them more members were on the move




Guess it was a Hyena day

Then not far from Afsaal this Clan was stationary & cooling off all together



We stopped to enjoy some time alone with them




And then ...

Very underrated animals

Definitely "Hyena day"

Thanks Roger,

again fantastic leopard sightings you had and all the rest sightings and shots were not that bad either

The scenery around Berg en Dal is indeed always breathtaking