There has certainly been no shortage of lions these past few weeks here at Sabi Sabi. From large dark manes to small mohawks, heavily pregnant lionesses to lionesses with the cutest cubs; we have had our fair share of spectacular lion sightings. This has given me an opportunity to spend some time observing the interactions… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 370
One of the wonderful things about winter in the bush is the burst of colour in the sky and in the trees… A large herd of buffalo made their way towards a watering hole for an afternoon drink, and from the crowd emerged this beautiful, uniquely spotted female. This elephant emerged slowly from the thickets… [Read More]
My 6 weeks in the bush
The last 6 weeks have been some to remember. I find that with every end to a 6 week cycle, I think back to myself, how does it keep getting better and better? Every day in the bush is like no other, each day as exciting as the last. I will be sharing a few… [Read More]
A sunrise not to be forgotten
After four days of finding numerous tracks of cheetah in the soil crossing over our vehicles tyre tracks from the morning safari, we had yet to catch a glimpse of one. On the second last morning of safari with my guests, we got news that the rangers in training had just seen a male cheetah… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 368
What a great start to the week with a sighting of the N’waswishaka male lions on not one, but two impala kills close to Selati Camp! The following day, close to Little Bush Camp, the Othawa Breakaways had taken down a large buffalo. We watched one of the males trying his best to take a… [Read More]
