The, when they have rides scheduled, they round up the horses, usually by whistling. Today the horses were on the Lodge grounds and a fellow was chasing the mback home while riding an ATV.
Then it was off to seethe elephants, if we could find them. It rained last night and the elephants most likely were clustered in thick trees for warmth.
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| Warthog on Mabula Game Lodge grounds |
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| Hippo with baby at Mabula |
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| Impala that died in an accident is fed to crocs |
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| This cobra took exception to me apparently |
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| Mabula housekeepers on the way to work. |
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| Young child on crowded bus. Note it is pushed up against the seat back in front of it. |
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| Female Nyala on Mabula Game lodge grounds |
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| Woodland Kiingfisher |
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| Red Hartebeest |
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| Male Kudu |
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| Male Kudu |
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| Eland |
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| Theoriginal, non-hybridized zinnia |
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| Oryx |
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| Black backed jackal |
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| Sunrise over Mabula |
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| The lion doesn't sleep at night,despite what the song says. |
Did we ever find the lions? You'll find out thenext time I can log on to the internet.
Love it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots of the glories of Africa.
ReplyDeleteWay Cool Jeanne! Wow, I can't wait to hear about your adventures, looks wicked.
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The male kudu is stunning. I don't want to offend that lion, but he looks like a huge poodle in that pose. Seriously, the photos -- the LIFE -- amazing. Feels electric.
ReplyDeleteWe are not sure how you are getting the close-up photos we are seeing .. they are great .. I don't think you are carrying a high-dollar camera with expensive 'long lens' are you? Loving your first two posts .. Smiles .. Cap and Patti who is about to go to Hawaii in two days..
ReplyDeleteThe animals are CLOSE! I do use a telephoto on occasion so I can get more detail.
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