There are many intricate details of the animals that we are so fortunate to see almost every day, one of which are leopards. If you are able to spend enough time with these animals you start to notice how in tune they are with their surroundings, along with all the features they possess which make… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 332
The arrival of dung beetles is always an exciting sign that the seasons are changing. The dry winter months are giving way to the rainy months of summer, and the first rains that we have been experiencing release the dung beetles into the world from their underground sanctuary. These telecoprids have created a brood ball, which… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 331
The week started off with a follow up sighting of the four N’waswishaka male lions on their buffalo kill. There were some parts of the buffalo left which one of the males dragged and then chewed at for a while, but then seemed too full to continue. We stayed with them and then noticed some… [Read More]
Reconnect. Readjust.
The world is changing once again, but much more gradually this time around. The quick transition into lockdown was a shock to the system, and now things are slowly, one little step at a time, returning to normal, or rather the ‘new normal’. Shops and restaurants have opened, children are back at school, people are… [Read More]