Finding tracks of lions in the morning or afternoon is always exciting. Not knowing which pride you may find is always something to look forward to and this is because of the location of Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve. We form part of the Greater Kruger National Park, with no fences in between which enables… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 409
The past week has brought with it some very welcome rain before we head into the dry winter season. Once the rains stopped, it was as if the animals appeared again from their shelter… along with this beautiful rainbow. As we came into an open area, we heard the Crowned Lapwings alarm calling from all… [Read More]
Consistently Inconsistent
The last few months have gone by in a blur, in fact the last two years have seemingly flown by. Months blend into each other, and before you know it, we are into our 3rd year of Covid and vaccinations and PCR tests. In the blink of an eye, we are already into March! It… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 398
We have had quite an exciting week on safari this week! Another week of incredible “magnificent 7” sightings. Herewith a recap from the past 7 days on safari… Rewind back to a year ago – our first clear sighting of Ntsumi’s cub!! And now today… an independent leopard – the Golonyi female. Golonyi, meaning “vehicle”… [Read More]
The Light at the End of the Tunnel for the Trainee Ranger
The life of a trainee ranger at Sabi Sabi can be both challenging and amazing at the same time. The stress of tests looms overhead like a dark cloud while road names and Shangaan words muddle your brain up into mush and twist your tongue into a knot strong enough to hold a large sailboat… [Read More]
