The bush is looking beautifully lush with all the rain of late and all its inhabitants are reaping the rewards… From the smallest… A pair of Little Bee-eaters used a small dead branch as a vantage point to catch insects from. To the biggest… After uprooting a small tree, this elephant bull decided that although… [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. 348
After receiving a lot of rain in recent weeks, the reserve is looking incredible and animals are thriving! A lone elephant makes the most of the excess water from recent rains to enjoy a good mud bath! Stopped dead still in the middle of the road, this Flap-necked Chameleon was relying on his incredible… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 347
Our week definitely started on the right track… and these tracks led us straight to a lion roadblock! The Kambula Pride was lying in the road, seemingly not in a hurry to get anywhere. We often rely on other animals to help us find predators. Alarm calls are an important sound to listen out for… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 346
With Tropical Storm Eloise making landfall on the Mozambican coast, we have had heavy rains in patches throughout the reserve. Luckily no damage and we remain in full operation. This is a video of the Msuthlu River slowly flowing past Bush Lodge on Saturday. A Woolly-necked Stork churns the mud in a shallow wallow looking… [Read More]
