Africa Wild

Pumbaa wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 4:01 pm Thanks so much you two

Lovely lions sightings, love the meerkat always fantastic to watch, for sure great jackal sighting as well and not to forget all the birdies and then those braais - Simply sigh

thank you Pumbaa
right, Suricates are always fantastic to watch and we were very spoiled with the birdies
and I love Jackals... well, I love all in the park, from big one to tiny, except some crawly….
like you I love braais

thank you Liz for your pictures

To you all,

please take care of this new "machin"
here is not funny and everywhere in the world as well

tonight (22h CH/23h SA) there is 164000 cases in Europe and 8700 dead people
we are (Europe) at the first place at this moment

and all is still to come

ExFmem wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 12:06 am The lions really seem habituated to the KTC, mostly for the shade I'm guessing. Ah-h-h, the meerkats, they always bring a smile . The crystal ball is pretty cool. Lovely reflections.

(Your first trip in 2 years...to Italy ... Sorry, you must be disappointed.)

thank you ExFmem
yes, Suricates are always so funny to watch, but not as like as your beautiful "cartoons" in your TT… love it so much
crystal ball is so lovely to play with

and now confined at home for more than 3 weeks… well I'm not the only one, so many people in the world

You must take special care too, nana!

5.12.2017

Early in the morning Oryx invest the waterhole, they are nervous, pursue themselves.









and again

An LBR goes back and forth to catch some insects and Crowned Lapwing (Plover) bicker themselves under the gaze of the little Chacals.

Plover

LBR

Kori Bustard

We leave around 8:30 am.

At Craig Lockardt a Lions family basks while preventing the Antelopes from approaching. We are only 3 cars, for now, some will stay all day, or almost, waiting for them to get up. It seems that some people only come to the park to see Lions... so easy to find

lovely







itches

still a place for me

head/head

look at me



interested

a well fed

We continue our journey and in the loop, a Lion alone and in the following a Giraffe alone too

In Kamqua a large herd of Giraffes
Then a large group of Ostriches with mom and dad who keep watch, they are cute, tiny and so vulnerable