We have received some very late rainfall this past week – welcome in the sense that we will be heading into the dry winter season and every drop of rain is needed for the dry months to follow. The rain did not dampen our spirits and we had plenty of wonderful sightings… A lone N’waswishaka… [Read More]
Ranger Profile: Ronald Mutero
My name is Ronald Mutero. I am a field guide at Sabi Sabi Selati Camp. Growing up living from the land has given me quite a substantial understanding of wildlife and animal behaviour.
I have always been fascinated by nature in many ways that I decided to study towards understanding nature more among other things. I loved looking at nature photos from a young age and had a dream to one day be able to take photos myself and share with the whole world the beauty of nature. I am an amateur photographer and still learning more and it has always been my passion to take photos hence I joined the Social Media team at Sabi Sabi. To me one photo covers a story of a million words, a great way to educate and as well preserve and share memories. It is a great pleasure to be able able to offer my assistance to my guests with few pointers and great positioning for greater chances of making their photography a success.
Camera Gear:
Nikon D3100
Nikon 55-200 lens
A Week in the Bush Vol. 413
What an incredible week we’ve had!! Old faces showing up after a period of absence, and the sight of new, adorable faces… What more could we have asked for!! We found fresh leopard tracks early one morning and finally came across Ntsumi female leopard. She was making use of a large tree and numerous other… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 412
With a fair amount of rain received over the past few weeks, waterholes and puddles have been filled to the brim and with this, we are seeing hippos in areas never seen before. This is a sign of good distribution of animals, especially at this time of the year. In this particular sighting, we were… [Read More]
Clash of the Prides
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. 410
On a cold gloomy afternoon, we managed to locate Kigelia female leopard in a Marula tree. We got there just in time as not long after we arrived, she climbed down the tree and moved away into some long grass. Later in the week we spent some considerable time with Kigelia and her cubs as… [Read More]
