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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 you'd like to submit, please register here.
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 We took off down south with the goal to find some lions that had been seen that morning. It had been a warm day so we suspected they wouldn't move far,but,as the clouds rolled in we started to wonder if maybe they would start moving into the bush. With the light fading, we managed find them,more or less in the same place where they'd been left. This...
Posted: Ngala by Ray Hume, Date: 8 March 2010
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 We'd had a good morning and,with our coffee done,we started making our way back to the lodge. As we were driving along,the call came in that someone had found a male leopard in the Timbivati River bed. We decided to go have a look as it was not too far from where we were. As we approached the area on the river banks we were told that there was no longer...
Posted: Ngala by Ray Hume, Date: 8 March 2010
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 We were taking one of the roads leading to the southern most parts of the property. Our plan was to look for lions but, as it so often happens, the animals of Ngala had other ideas. As we were driving through a clearing Jimmy spotted a male rhino in the distance. As we got closer we realized that there were 2 females accompanying him. We followed them for...
Posted: Ngala by Ray Hume, Date: 8 March 2010
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 During our evening game drive we had a great time with my Guest when we saw the h
andsome and very pretty vulture. It is called White headed vulture which is very rare to see. They were feeding on a dead Genet and a Lapped face vulture was joined in on the feast. No one knows how the genet died, however these vultures are know to sometimes hunt small...
Posted: Grumeti by kilian melk, Date: 7 March 2010
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On the way heading in Masira plain,before we the place,we saw like eight zebra looking,we keep looking,suddenly,we saw also cheetar was laying down,whats suprizing us is by bthe time when all zebra chase away a cheetar,and the cheetar run towards the tree,and jump up,and Zebra wait there under the tree for few minutes,and leave the cheetar,after that...
Posted: Grumeti by noel mmbando, Date: 6 March 2010
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 One of the most picturesque landscapes in Panna National Park is the gorge called Dhundwa seha, which boasts of different birds like the Griffons, Long billed vultures,
Egyptian vultures, Blue rock pigeons, dusky crag martin etc. This gorge is also home to a pair of Peregrine falcons which we often see. On one of my visit with guests, we could constantly...
Posted: Pashan Garh by Sajith Ponnappa, Date: 6 March 2010
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 Today, in the morning when every one was looking at a tiger crossing the road, a Red Wattled Lapwing got alarmed near a pool of water close by the road. When we looked at the pool, a Otter was dabbling in it to everyone's surprise. We were hardly prepared to handle the surprise and positioned the vehicle near to the pool. It was a Smooth Coated Otter...
Posted: Banjaar Tola by Durgesh Singh, Date: 5 March 2010
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 During the morning game drive North of Massira Hill about two kilometer from Grumeti Serengeti tented Camp we come across a pair of Lions. They have split from their old pride and created a new pride. Previously their pride consisted of 14 lions in one group, 3 males, 4 females and 7 juvenile cabs who are almost a year and half old. The old males where...
Posted: Grumeti by kilian melk, Date: 5 March 2010
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On the morning game drive,on the way going to the plain of masira hill,we hear birds alarming alot,we keep looking whats going on,we saw almost like twenty two crowned plover and two banded courser arrest monitor lizard,and lizard try to run away from those birds,was so amazing to watch
Posted: Grumeti by noel mmbando, Date: 3 March 2010
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On the way to masira plain,thats the place we saw these big male lions,loving each other,almost more than a year since we have these new pride of lion,comprise almost like eight of them,and for the males are three plus cubs,if you look the picture you will also see zebra looking towards the lion without woories,wooh,incredible to watch
Posted: Grumeti by noel mmbando, Date: 3 March 2010
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