The bush is looking beautifully lush with all the rain of late and all its inhabitants are reaping the rewards… From the smallest… A pair of Little Bee-eaters used a small dead branch as a vantage point to catch insects from. To the biggest… After uprooting a small tree, this elephant bull decided that although… [Read More]
Sightings from Nkombe Camp
Nkombe Camp – every guide’s rite of passage to joining the ranks of the guiding team at Sabi Sabi. It’s a tradition that has been held with pride for decades and a lifetime experience for many aspiring guides. This year’s camp was a special one as we got to spend the new year doing what… [Read More]
Spotted furball, tiny paws, and sand
Nature is always about continuity – the passing down of genes from one generation to the next. That’s why seeing the young of our wild residents of Sabi Sabi always brings a smile to my face. This month I have been fortunate enough to spend some time with the two cubs from the Southern Pride… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 348
After receiving a lot of rain in recent weeks, the reserve is looking incredible and animals are thriving! A lone elephant makes the most of the excess water from recent rains to enjoy a good mud bath! Stopped dead still in the middle of the road, this Flap-necked Chameleon was relying on his incredible… [Read More]
