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Have you ever wondered what you could see on safari in the wilderness highspots of Africa and India? Well, look no further, as the following thrilling eyewitness accounts of interesting and unusual wildlife observations have been recorded by &Beyond's highly-skilled guides and guests at over 40 safari camps and lodges throughout Africa and central India. Should you wish to share your own personal sightings and safari adventures at &Beyond's lodges, please click here - we would be delighted to hear from you. Don't forget to enter our 'photo of the month' competition where you could stand to win an exciting prize. Should you have a photograph from one of your African Safaris you'd like to submit, please register here.
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Having the rare opportunity to experience three different cats hunting, feeding and interacting with each other in one day, is a dream come true. Observing their different techniques and approaches to ensure their survival, proved once again to me the unmerited diversity we have in the animal kingdom. Lioness kills buffalo While viewing a female...
Posted: Phinda by Eduard de Waal, Date: 1 February 2012
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 A grey heron managed to secure it's meal for the day.
Posted: Sandibe by Jacques van Eck, Date: 31 January 2012
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 With all the rain we had, you cannot miss the great entertainment from our lovely hippos just in front of your lounge when sipping the lemonade cocktail. Hippo life in the water looks so amazing. Despite their huge bodies they are very caring creatures.
Posted: Grumeti by may simon, Date: 30 January 2012
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It was a beautiful evening on the plains of the Serengeti . Two impalas tried the win or loose game before it is too late. As usual two male impalas were fighting for dominace of the female.
Posted: Grumeti by may simon, Date: 29 January 2012
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 We were out on Bayena the other day, when we spied this beautiful, blue Ribbon Eel (Rhinomuraena quaesita). Ribbon Eels have an amazing life cycle, they are the only moray eel that is protandric, which means they change sex during their life from male to female. As juveniles they are jet black, but they begin their adult lives as males, in the...
Posted: Mnemba Island by Mike Kelly, Date: 29 January 2012
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 It is very rare to see a serval cat during the day. We were lucky to see one hunting a rabbit just close to the lodge. We witnessed a beautful jump. There was a loud noise from the rabbit and then silence to end show
Posted: Grumeti by may simon, Date: 28 January 2012
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 It has been raining here at Sandibe , which in turn has attracted a huge variety of water fowl. All the pans have filled up and the Knob-billed ducks have been delighting themselves with the rains.
Posted: Sandibe by Jacques van Eck, Date: 28 January 2012
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 This beautiful golden weaver has been constructing nests over the Sandibe guest pool. The males have an orange throat during the breeding season and it must be working because the female weaver has already chosen the nest she likes.
Posted: Sandibe by Jacques van Eck, Date: 28 January 2012
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 While continuing on with our game drive to delight our day, we were busy watching birds on the river side when suddenly two heads popped up on our right hand side. Amazing creatures, so elegant and beautful . Serengeti plains is always abundant with animals including cheetah. Both before and after the migration you are certainly to see something on your...
Posted: Grumeti by may simon, Date: 27 January 2012
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 A beautiful lioness exhausted from a long day of waiting for some prey to cross...
Posted: Grumeti by may simon, Date: 27 January 2012
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