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Another tick

After a long afternoon search for cheetahs we were awarded with a serval cat hunting with our spot light herding back to camp.

Posted: Xaranna by Lenkamile Rams, Date: 29 December 2008

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SPORTS@XARANNA

We drove on an open grassland area dotted with mounds. The smell of the wild sage welcomed us as the sun was setting behind.As i was about to step out to set the table for sundowner,MASTER our tracker spotted a mother cheetah with two cubs about four months old.

Posted: Xaranna by Lenkamile Rams, Date: 25 December 2008

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SPOTS@XARANNA

We drove on an open grassland area dotted with mounds. The smell of the wild sage welcomed us as the sun was setting behind.As i was about to step out to set the table for sundowner,MASTER our tracker spotted a mother cheetah with two cubs about four months old.

Posted: Xaranna by Lenkamile Rams, Date: 25 December 2008

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AMAZING BIRDLIFE

With the receeding water level we are treated with big flocks of Great White stocks,Squacco Herons,Yellow Billed Stocks,Marabou Stocks,Slaty Egret,Wattled cranes,Saddle Billed Stocks,Long Toed Plovers;Open Billed Stocks,Spurwinged Goose,Whitefaced Ducks,African and Lesser Jacanas,African Pygmy goose,Black Herons,African Darters,Reed Cormorants,African...

Posted: Xaranna by Lenkamile Rams, Date: 23 December 2008

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Big Bird's Day

The Big Birding Day lived to it's title when we spotted the most sought-after yet elusive 'ginger' bird, the pel's fishing owl.It took us about 2 kilometres on the northern part of the camp to pick it up.It was perched in between dark canopy of riverine trees only for the eagle birders to locate it.I believe this is a must-have 'asset' in a birder's list.

Posted: Xaranna by christopher hange, Date: 23 November 2008

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African rock python

It was amazing how this python comourflaged by the road. It was half a meter across..............................

Posted: Xaranna by Keitumetse Mogale, Date: 17 November 2008

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lion surprise

After sundowner drinks we found ourselves in the middle of a pride of 6 lioness. They all lied lazily and only one raised its head. Due to the fact that Jo was stil on his tracker seat, i tried to swing the vehicle to the right-wow! there were three ssub-adults..................

Posted: Xaranna by Keitumetse Mogale, Date: 7 November 2008

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LIONES AT NIGHT TIME

A pride of six lionesses stalking impala through tall grass of the Okavango delta at night time. One of them came to us as if we were now the possible prey,what, we did not wait ,we quickly took off.

Posted: Xaranna by Mokaulengwe Modisane, Date: 5 November 2008

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Luky Spot

While out on a game drive this afternoon from Xaranna tented camp, we had the most unbelievable drive with elephants bulls, giraffe, Red lechwe, impalas and zebras, all this in the most relaxing and beautiful surroundings. As the sun was starting to go down and we were heading back to camp on the side of a reed we stopped for some Black Smith Lapwings...

Posted: Xaranna by Mark Shaw, Date: 16 October 2008

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Xaranna Birds

Because of the location of the Xaranna tented camp, birding is so easy and enjoyable just form the comfort of the lodge its self. The morning birds bring to life another day in the delta, with the songs of the White-Browed Robin-Chat and the hooting of the African Scops owl silently in the back ground dawn has broken. Other birds in camp are the...

Posted: Xaranna by Mark Shaw, Date: 15 October 2008

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