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Scops Owl seeking refuge in Kasane office 014

It was at about 12 midday I heard a group of Arrowmarked Babblers chakling harshly right in front of the office, when I tried to go out to investigate what was going on I nearly collided with a terrified scops owl by the door which flew in to seek refuge under the office desk, the way it was breathing tells me it has been under siege for quite a while. I...

Posted: Sandibe by Aaron Njovo, Date: 14 July 2008

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Leopard with Impala kill

this was our first afternoon/evening drive and the leopard allowed to observe him/her in a tree for a long time. then, the animal slowly came down to a nearby spot where a freshly killed impala was laying. it dragged it to the foot of the tree and began to feed briefly, then deciding to rest some more in the tree.

Posted: Sandibe by david kassel, Date: 12 July 2008

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Leopard on warthog kill.Hynea and

The previous day there were reports that a leopard had killed a warthog.Now i believe a warthog is big enough for a leopard ti feed for a couple of days.On 4th morning the kill was confirmed but some other vehicles had not seen the leopard on it.But they sure had a Spotted Hynea trying to climb up clumsily 5feet and get to the kill unsuccessfully So in...

Posted: Sandibe by Vrushal Pendharkar, Date: 4 June 2008

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Lion with giraffe kill

We were fortunate to see this sighting 15 minutes before our flight to Nxabega. The lioness and her three cubs killed the young giraffe in the early morning hours and were having a feast. Many animals gather round the airstrip in the evenings as it is very open and they fell saver for the nights rest. But the predators also come here to hunt as they is a...

Posted: Sandibe by Pieter van Zyl, Date: 12 April 2008

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Leopard on the hunt for dinner

Late afternoon we stopped to look at fresh leopard tracks that went off the road into the bushes and then heard the alarm call of baboons. We went towards the baboons to see in which direction they were looking. We went in that direction to search for the leopard. Our guide Gee, informed the other guide Katenbo of the area that we were searching in....

Posted: Sandibe by Pieter van Zyl, Date: 11 April 2008

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Mother leopard with two cubs

After a coffee break during the morning game drive, our ranger, Katembo, noticed that there are fresh leopard tracks on the road we had previously driven on. Only 100 meters from were we saw the track, we saw the leopard move into the bushes. We followed to find not only one but three leopards – a mother and two cubs, aged at approximately one year old....

Posted: Sandibe by Marlissa van Zyl, Date: 10 April 2008

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Elephant bull

Our game drive started with the siting of this magnificent elephant close to the lodge.

Posted: Sandibe by Marlissa van Zyl, Date: 10 April 2008

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Opportunistic crocodile

This crocodile, approximately 1 year old, can be found at the water crossing closest to the camp everyday. He lies waiting for a vehicle to go through the water creating waves which push small fish towards it to feed on.

Posted: Sandibe by Pieter van Zyl, Date: 9 April 2008

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Lioness, cubs, and impala prey

We were watching a lioness drowsing in the afternoon sun, when her two "teenage" cubs began roaring a few metres away. They had taken down a young impala, and as we watched, the mother ran over to kill the impala, and the three of them feasted on the animal, completely consuming it within 30 minutes.

Posted: Sandibe by Eric Benjaminson, Date: 19 March 2008

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Leopard Camouflaged

A female leopard popped up out of the long grass near our vehicle, and the attached photos will show how beautifully they can camouflage themselves!

Posted: Sandibe by Eric Benjaminson, Date: 18 March 2008

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