You may be wondering what I mean exactly by the title “Tricks of the Trade”, but in order to explain, we need to start off with the basics of parenting. Simply put, we as humans did not just magically become who we are today and instantly know what we know by chance. It was all… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 363
There is a definite dip in early morning and evening temperatures in the bush, but the animals were out in full force again this week with more wonderful sightings, including our first sightings of some very cute new additions to Sabi Sabi. And let’s start with the little ones… We found tracks of female lions… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 362
It has been another week of “Magnificent 7” sightings… We hope you enjoy the highlights from the past week on safari… This Wild Dog, together with the rest of his pack, were resting in the thickest patch of grass they could find to avoid the heat, but as it started to cool down, they were… [Read More]
Beaks, Feathers & Colours
As you have read in the title of this blog, I don’t only want to talk about birds, but also show you some of my pictures of these often beautifully coloured, feathered and sometimes sharp-beaked creatures we call birds. First of all, what is a bird? By definition, it is a warm-blooded, egg-laying, vertebrate animal distinguished… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 357
“Every day a million miracles begin at sunrise!” ~ Eric Jerome Dickey We have enjoyed some wonderful sightings of the N’waswishaka male lions this week. One of the N’waswishaka male lions had left his brothers and continued to do his territorial patrol, vocalising in response to the other three. On the way to a… [Read More]
