Landy rolls to Kruger
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Re: Landy rolls to Kruger
Lisbeth wrote:Lions galore
Some more later on being lazy as usual
Richprins wrote:Not a bad first sighting, Rog!
I was in bed still on that morning...
Ja was something about Lower Sabie that rings a bell on this day
nan wrote:lot of Lions
almost all I saw in the Kgalagadi
Sounds good nan looking forward to the TR
Toko wrote:Lions scattered in the landscape
pretty sure there were many more we could not see ....
Was a good start to the new yearFlutterby wrote:Nice sighting first thing in the morning.
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A few other vehicles arrived and we left .
Little way further down the S28 we found a Leopard .... tortoise
Our first Ellie of the day
Further on we found a young Gnu
and a Zebra was standing forlone over its aborted foal .It had not long happened and the mother was very stressed .We wondered if this was due to the drought
Further on some very thin Bufs were moving with their herd .
a one horned Buf was with them.
Little way further down the S28 we found a Leopard .... tortoise
Our first Ellie of the day
Further on we found a young Gnu
and a Zebra was standing forlone over its aborted foal .It had not long happened and the mother was very stressed .We wondered if this was due to the drought
Further on some very thin Bufs were moving with their herd .
a one horned Buf was with them.
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Poor zebbie 
The buffalo makes a very sad impression
The buffalo makes a very sad impression
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That elephant doesn't look happy
Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
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Interesting that zebra, Rog! 
Maybe put your question up under "Unusual behaviour", and one could find out?
Maybe put your question up under "Unusual behaviour", and one could find out?
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I also felt sorry for that poor zebra
The lion parade from the previous espisode ist stunning
The lion parade from the previous espisode ist stunning
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Yes she was obviously very stressednan wrote:poor mother
The buffs seemed to definitely be sad lookingLisbeth wrote:Poor zebbie
The buffalo makes a very sad impression
Actually dont remeber any Ellies this whole trip that were aggressive probably just the bad photgrapherAlf wrote:That elephant doesn't look happy
Will try remember to post it ....Richprins wrote:Interesting that zebra, Rog!
Maybe put your question up under "Unusual behaviour", and one could find out?
Ja we left pretty quickly wasnt a happy scene ,nature but not one to witness often ...Flutterby wrote:Poor zebbie - almost seems to be looking for you for help.
Was a great start to the new yearPumbaa wrote:I also felt sorry for that poor zebra
The lion parade from the previous espisode ist stunning