Name:        Paul Warner
 
Country:     South Africa
 

Profile: I was born in Cradock, and raised in East London. I finished my schooling at Selborne College, and completed my diploma in Nature Conservation in Port Elizabeth. I work in the bush because it's where I feel most at home, and where I am in my element! Maybe one day I'll run and manage a lodge - but right now my biggest interests are wildlife photography, surfing, rugby and just being in the bush...
 

cannibalistic black backed jackal

It is not often that you see a predator feeding off its own kind. Our surprise was great when we came upon a jackal ...

Saturday, March , 2008
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Cheetah cubs and warthog

One afternoon, while viewing a female cheetah and her 5 cubs, we noticed a female Warthog and a piglet walking ...

Saturday, March , 2008
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Sleepy White Rhino

While viewing a crash of 6 White rhino one afternoon we noticed that one of the females was in heavy oestrus, and ...

Sunday, July , 2007
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Goshawk and francolin

While returning to the lodge after morning game drive we came across a Pale Chanting Goshawk that flew out of an ...

Sunday, July , 2007
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Male lions and cubs!

One morning, while responding to a lion sighting we stumbled across a lioness with 4 young cubs. She was steadily ...

Monday, May , 2007
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