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Hissing


Tired


Resting




Mating again
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Resting
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Afternoonsafari 31.01.2016 with James and Scott



The tiny little elephant with his Mum with the short trunk




Scott is with a warthog scratching


and also James is with some Warthogs

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Scott is with the Nkuhuma pride, at the moment 4 lionesses with a buffalo kill, filled and tired

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Very aggressive fight between Nyala bucks, and James is surprised because that’s a very rare happening






Buffalo approaching ….


Needing a break, or giving up … with the Buffalo still looking

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Kudu Lady




At the Hyena den the matriarch


The little ones

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Good night Africa!

[Kip]

Wow, so beautiful the elephants in the sunset Brit

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Yes, Kip, that was such a remarkable scenery. The sunsets usually are very spectacular, but this was even more. Happy, that you like it! Also the fight of the Nyala bulls was so breathtaking. Unfortunately you cannot show that in a few pictures. Also James was so surprised and meant he only had seen something like that once. Usually all the animals avoid getting hurt if possible....

Have a nice day and a good start into the month of February!

[alice44]

2 Feb Morning Drive

Karula has at least one cub.

I did not see anything but Brent confirmed, he and Andrew saw one cub -- there may be two, but they confirmed one cub in the den in the bank of the dry river bed. They have put that part of the river bed out of order for safari vehicles.

Shadow has been acting funny. Maybe she also will give birth.

Tingana has lost his zebra kill. The hyena are said to have dragged it away.

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SafariLive video on facebook
finally I was able to see the movement that is Karula's cub

https://www.facebook.com/LIVEsafariLIVE ... nref=story

I had to view it full screen. The wiggles that are the cub are through the arch, just to the left and below the start/play arrow.

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Thank you so much, Alice! Brent was talking about Karula being close to giving birth the day before yesterday ....

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Afternoonsafari 04.02.2016 with Scott who is with …

… an impala being on alert …


…. watching its enemy, Tingana






While James is with the smallest carnivore they have there, the dwarf mongoosE

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and later Brent and Jamie who are on waling safari found the Lions and sent James in the car ,- most likely the Nkuhuma pride

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suddenly on the move


and tired again ….


James is at the Hyena den

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Afternoonsafari 06.02.2016 James found a

Bateleur eagle pair




Suddenly another male is approaching …





They can live upto 30 years!

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Scott is at an airstip watchtower


Warthogs are crossing

Average age 10 years Durchschnittsalter 10 Jahre

Senegal lapwings flying by


Lilac breasted roller


At the Hyena den

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Lovely pictures -- the bateleurs especially.

I have been watching but not getting very many good pictures.
There have been drives with wild dogs -- too much zooming about for many pictures.

Here are some from the last couple days.

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I learned more about the Southern Ground Hornbills -- they mature at about 6 years old, but rarely nest until they are 9. And if they do not serve as nest assistants for at least 6 years their nesting success rate is very low. Each breeding pair usually has several assistants. Like Lesser Spotted Eagles they usually lay two eggs but only one chick survives. So there is a breeding program -- people steal the second egg and raise the chicks. I don't think they put the older chicks back in the nest. I think they release them when they are old enough -- except, the chicks are dependent on their parents for 2 years! How can people teach them to be proper Ground Hornbills? Brent said this breeding program was quite successful. So I am not sure.





Today Brent mentioned who is where -- Tebs (I liked him. Plus he was a great leopard spotter.) left to do other things. He is recently engaged so maybe it was important to leave the bush and be nearer his girl friend. And Jondre has been in Madagascar. He had signed that contract before he joined Wild Earth. He will be back. Scott and Nicki are back today and I think there is a new camera man and a tech person joining today.

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Thanks for all the informations, Alice!!! I didn't have the chance to watch lately, but I hope next week ....

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Not much, but at least ....

Afternoonsafari 19.02.2016 with Jamie and…

James with a Buffalo and


a Kudu staring in the bush. Did she smell a Lion?


Jamie found a Giraffe


thirsty Warthog