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 A few members of a heard of elephants moving through the area had either only one tusk or non at all. Our ranger Vincent also noted that the one elephant’s tusk look broken. Why this has occurred we do not know but hope somebody has an explanation.
Posted: Nxabega by Marlissa van Zyl, Date: 15 April 2008
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 Meaning of wild – in the original nature state, lawless/disorderly
Meaning of watch – on the look out for something.
The baboon on the termite mound kept an eye on all the other animals, who were feeding alongside the airstrip in the early morning hours to ensure that the airstrip is orderly and available for landings. There were a journey of...
Posted: Nxabega by Marlissa van Zyl, Date: 14 April 2008
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 Being in the Okavanho Delta, is not just about the animals and the water but we also found the most beautiful sunsets. Thanks for the staff of Nxabega for providing drinks, snacks and song at these sunsets.
Posted: Nxabega by Marlissa van Zyl, Date: 14 April 2008
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 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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 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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After trekking the leopard for half an hour in the dark, we were fortunate to see Chololo kill a Steenbok, next to the vehicle. The first time I experienced this. After seconds he disappeared into the bush not to be seen again the evening. Next morning our rangers, Dave and Kholun, took us back to the spot of the killing and started to search for Chololo....
Posted: Kirkman's Kamp by Marlissa van Zyl, Date: 29 October 2007
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