Our Big 5 highlight of the week would have to be watching Tingana and Shadow the leopards, trying to catch a warthog. When the warthog succeeded to escape, they continued mating. What a sighting indeed!
Monday, 25 June 2012
(28 ° C)
- Three leopards in one sighting. Tingana and Shadow mating, while Salayexe is trailing them.
- Hyenas stealing Tingana’s impala kill at Kimbian’s Crossing
- A breeding herd of about 12 elephants feeding around Tamboti Crossing
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
(29 ° C)
- The Styx pride of lions resting close to Wessles’ Old Driveway
- Tingana and Shadow still mating
- Two buffalo bulls resting in Rhino Pan
- More buffalo bulls walking west from Gwarri Central
- A breeding herd of about eight elephants feeding around Shirley’s Crossing
Wednesday, 27 June 2012
(29 ° C)
- Tingana and Shadow the leopards, struggling to catch a warthog close to Eagle Owl Crossing. The warthog eventually managed to escape and the leopards continued mating.
- The four Tsalala lionesses feeding on a juvenile kudu kill while hyena’s try to steal it close to Marula Bult North
- A breeding herd of about nine elephants feeding around Mfezi open area
Thursday, 28 June 2012
(25 ° C)
- Tingana the leopard hunting on Elephant Carcass Road
- The four Tsalala lionesses resting close to Big Dam
- E breeding herd of about 15 elephants feeding south along Grasscut
- Three buffalo bulls feeding at Hawk Eagle
Friday, 29 June 2012
(29 ° C)
- Kwatile the leopard walking west along Seepline
Saturday, 30 June 2012
(30 ° C)
- Lamula the male leopard walking west along Londolozi boundary
- Salayexe the leopard on a bushbuck kill close to Ntoma Crossing
- The Styx pride of lions walking west from Wessels cutline
- A breeding herd of elephants feeding on Londoz boundary
Sunday, 01 July 2012
(25 ° C)
- Salayexe the leopard walking south from Mfezi open area
- The Styx pride of lions drinking water at Safari Dam
- Kurula the female leopard with an impala kill on Road 7
- A breeding herd of elephants feeding west along Road 7
- Another elephant herd drinking water at Safari Dam