“Her roar is an exulting cry. For hers is a song of freedom. A lioness rising to the promised land. And she dares to realise all she was created to be.” ~ Willelmine Wachter. We all know that the sociability of a lion pride is what makes it so phenomenal. Their ability to interact and… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 373
An inquisitive start to the week… or just creating the perfect photographic opportunity…?! This Nyala cow was leading her young male calf through the thickets. Her beautiful rufous coat broken up by the sunlight piercing through the leaves, accentuated by the white disruptive markings running down her sides. Across an open area these giraffe were… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 372
It has been a wonderful week of mixed sightings – from the big, to the small – each equally special. We hope you enjoy the highlights from the past week on safari… In the light of the setting sun, a small Wildebeest herd make their way into the open grasslands to feed. With the light… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 369
It has been an action-packed week of more amazing sightings at Sabi Sabi! On his last drive for this cycle, and looking forward to seeing his family, but leaving his bush family behind, Andries set out on morning safari with mixed emotions. He had stopped to chat about trees when him and his guests heard… [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]
