The Cheetah mother named Malaika with her four one-year old cubs resided in the double crossing area for most of June and early July. The grass in that area is quite short, as maasai cattle regularly graze at night here. One late morning she sneaked into […]
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Yesterday I began another private safari with a couple of returning guests of mine, keen photographers and good friends by now. We were keen to find the Caracals and yesterday we did see one who disappeared rapidly into a bush. We spent the whole day but […]
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We caught up early with the three Cheetahs and followed them as they looked for prey. They finally found a herd of Impalas with a fawn. After a long long wait they started the chase and easily caught the fawn. As we got closer the poor […]
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A nice couple of days in Nakuru with a good sighting of a leopard on a yellow-fever acacia. The lake level keeps rising.
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Out early for another full day in the Marsh, we were greeted by a thick layer of mist wrapping the whole Mara. We encountered a Lioness with her subadult male cub, many Topis, Imapals and Hartebeests appearing like ghosts on the Topi plains. The mist failed […]
0 Read MoreMana Pools NP, on the banks of the Lower Zambesi river, was by far the highlight of the trip, and a park I really fell in love with. It was hot as hell, with temperatures around 43° in the shade, as October is the end of […]
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A rather quiet day in Lake Nakuru N.P, without much luck with the Leopards we have been looking for. Fortunately we found the pride of Lions with their six beautiful cubs, on a remote road resting. Impalas were beautiful in the morning mist, and Makalia falls […]
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Sunrise on a new year in the Mara. Young Impalas enjoy the first warm rays of the sun as the mist slowly fades.
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Today I took an off-day to clean the tent and prepare the car for a photo-safari this coming week. I went for diesel to Sekenani gate and came home with a fantastic late afternoon light. I couldn’t resist stopping to photograph a herd of Impalas as […]
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