We had great opportunities at the Big Cat Reserve, but sadly we found out that the Caracal Teneray, had been killed by a Leopard, along with Prince the old Labrador. Very sad to hear about, but they do share the reserve with other wild animals.
Thanks again to Jaco, our guide at the Big Cat Reserve - another awesome one Jaco !!
The Kruger National Park has dried up considerably since our last tour and it looks like it is going to get very dry before the rains hopefully come again in late Sept / Oct.
The highlight of the tour and perhaps for the season as far as rare sightings go, would be the 30 mins or so we spent with a Pangolin (see video) many thanks to Guy for spotting this incredible creature !!
I will be off to Kenya for a whole month running two trips back to back, look out for a BLOG post in just over two weeks time.
Kindest regards
Stu
PANGOLIN VIDEO - Kruger Park
White Backed Vulture
Leopard starburst - Big Cat Reserve
Male Leopard - Jabula, Big Cat Reserve
Young Lioness, Big Cat Reserve
Red Billed Hornbill, Big Cat Reserve
Cheetah brothers, Floppy and Hunters, Big Cat reserve
Floppy and Hunters with their Impala Kill - Big Cat Reserve
A rarely seen Pangolin (Spiny Ant Eater) - Kruger Park
African Fish Eagle taking off - Kruger Park
Grey Heron riding on the back of a Hippo - Kruger Park
Egyptian Goose in flight, Kruger Park
Purple Roller perched - Kruger Park
Sunset - Kruger Park
Cheetah marking territory - Kruger Park
Impala and Crocodiles, Kruger Park
Laughing Dove, Kruger Park
Glossy Starling, Kruger Park
Lioness with face full of Porcupine Quills - Kruger Park
Two Magpie Shrikes, Kruger Park
Two of the 8 Lion cubs seen near Lower Sabie
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