We’re off to Kruger National Park…A sunny day for photos…
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Booking for the future…St. Petersburg…Hard to imagine life beyond the bush…
When capturing this hippo and cattle egret in the bright sun from quite a distance, we didn't realize there was a croc...
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An outstanding 24-hour period we’ll always remember…
This morning, we made this video of 17 kudus in the garden. Astounding! "Sighting of the Day in the Bush"...
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Female lion sighting from the fence…A short reprieve in the commotion…
There were other lions in this pride, but they were all lying down in the bush, making it difficult to get a...
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Yikes!…Yellow Burmese python…Another event in the park…More lions…
This is Barend Bloem, nicknamed Slangman (snake man in Afrikaans). We'd have loved to be able to "wear" this Yellow Burmese...
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Two delightfully fun social nights in a row…
Louise and Danie joined us for dinner last night at Kambaku, the popular restaurant at the golf course in Komatipoort, as we celebrated...
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Part 2, Kruger never disappoints if patience prevails…I’m here now…
After many elephant sightings, we'd never seen anything like this...please take a moment to watch this short video which will leave you...
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Part 1, Kruger never disappoints if patience prevails…
We laughed so hard when we saw this baby baboon grabbing its mom's hair to hold on while sitting in this...
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Returned from Kruger…Marloth Park…To feed or not to feed…Oxpecker invasion…
Surprisingly, the animals don't send the oxpeckers on their way, but it may not be easy to do. They hang on tightly...
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Off to town to shop…My weird voice may to irritating to some…
Cattle egrets often stay close to wildlife. From this site: "Being an opportunistic feeder, the cattle egret is most often seen in...
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