Once a fierce and mega pride roaming within the Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve and the surrounding areas, the Southern Pride was reduced to only one. The pride was privileged to have several cubs, few survived unfortunately and moved as far out from their native land as they could. A cub that was born and… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 415
We enjoyed a whole lot of cuteness this week so only right to start this blog with these… We spent a great amount of time tracking a cheetah with 3 cubs and were eventually successful. What looked like three honey badgers, was three of the smallest cheetah cubs and newest members to Sabi Sabi! Patience… [Read More]
Birds of Sabi Sabi
While Sabi Sabi is famous for its unrestricted close-up encounters with predators and some of the biggest mammals to roam earth, we also get to encounter some incredible bird species which often get overshadowed by the excitement of the big mammals. So here are some memories of some of the special bird sightings from a… [Read More]
A Week in the Bush Vol. 414
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]
The Queen of Trees
As you drive through Sabi Sabi, there is such a variety of what you might see, there are a magnitude of mammals, birds, reptiles, and insects, but also a great diversity of plant life, different species of grasses, shrubs and trees. The Savanna biome is distinguished by its open grassland area dotted with thickets and… [Read More]
