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How about food photos?

Is your camera from a Japanese source, by any chance?

Still fits.BluTuna wrote:Hi Mel, I think the Leopard was in the vicinity of Kamqua but I can't be certain.Mel wrote:Looks like you saw Dakotah- a pretty huge and impressive Leopard.
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Was it somewhere in the area of Uri?
Thanks, you had me really worried thereRichprins wrote:Much improved pics!![]()
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Lots of food photos...Springboks, Oryx, Wildies, what else do you want????Richprins wrote:How about food photos?![]()
What other source is there?Richprins wrote:Is your camera from a Japanese source, by any chance?
It was a great start and went downhill shortly after - as you'll find out in the next episode - luckily it wasn't as serious as it first seemed to be.Bushveld Jock wrote:What a great start to your KTP trip.![]()
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Wonderful to see that you spotted a leopard that is not shy and hide behind the nearest dune.
Pearl-spotted owl will make any birder very jealous.
In my KTP checklist its marked off as diurnal and nocturnal.
A first for me, I've never seen a named wild Leopard beforeMel wrote:Still fits.BluTuna wrote:Hi Mel, I think the Leopard was in the vicinity of Kamqua but I can't be certain.Mel wrote:Looks like you saw Dakotah- a pretty huge and impressive Leopard.
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Was it somewhere in the area of Uri?
You were her earlier so you're not late, just absent for a while. Welcome back!Flutterby wrote:I'm late, I'm late!!Still room for me?
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A great start to your trip BT!!Lovely scenery pics and the leopard sighting is fantastic!!
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Hi Son!gmanwest wrote:Hi Dad,
Great to see that you are back safely and had a good time. I was just trying to remember if we saw a leopard when we went to the Kgalagadi together last time. Did we? Oh, and I can't wait to see more shots! 懐かし!! (check it on a Japanese translator).