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Badger at Ngala

The quick eyes of Sandros & Dave, caused us to pause & to our delight...a badger was game enough to wander out.

Posted: Ngala by Heather Bitter, Date: 22 April 2008

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Fooling around !!

Can't say where in Ngala it was, but Megan and Norman drove us to this delightful sighting !!

Posted: Ngala by Herman Du Toit, Date: 21 April 2008

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Baby elephant in the middle!

So many elephant of different ages, together!

Posted: Ngala by Heather Bitter, Date: 21 April 2008

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Lion resting

After successful tracking, a wonderful sighting

Posted: Ngala by Heather Bitter, Date: 21 April 2008

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Elephants at the lodge!

Shortly after walking out of my room, on the afternoon we arrived, this was the delightful view across the grass to the waterhole.

Posted: Ngala by Heather Bitter, Date: 20 April 2008

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Rhino chases leopard

Whilst watching a young male leopard relaxing at the watersedge, a big bull rhino came down to wallow. the sun had set and watched in the twilight as the rhino chose the mud only metres away from where the leopard was lying. After a quick wallow, the rhino got up - the cat decided he was too close and stood up. Only then did the rhino realise that the...

Posted: Ngala by Alastair Kilpin, Date: 19 April 2008

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Big Numbers @ Big Dam

We decided to spend the heat of the day resting in the shade overlooking Big Dam. When we arrived there was an impressive flock of vultures bathing and sunning themselves. 123 White-backed, 4 Lappet-faced, 2 Hooded, 1 White-headed and 1 rare Cape! And then we waited... An hour or so later, the first elephants arrived. A group of bulls made their way...

Posted: Ngala by Alastair Kilpin, Date: 18 April 2008

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Ngala at its best

After exciting viewing of a female cheetah and 3 cubs hunting a herd of impala, to no avail, they gave up and rested on a termite mound. The previous evening, however, the impala had not been so lucky and had fallen prey to another single female cheetah that we had viewed feeding. Every drive with these guests had an incredible sighting: from a buffalo...

Posted: Ngala by Kenny Baxter, Date: 17 April 2008

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Ngala at its best

After exciting viewing of a female cheetah and 3 cubs hunting a herd of impala, to no avail, they gave up and rested on a termite mound. The previous evening, however, the impala had not been so lucky and had fallen prey to another single female cheetah that we had viewed feeding. Every drive with these guests had an incredible sighting: from a buffalo...

Posted: Ngala by Kenny Baxter, Date: 17 April 2008

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Baby Duiker undetected by lion cubs

This morning we were watching a lioness and her 2 youngsters and on the left of us a duiker suddenly sprinted in the opposite direction. As the duiker ran off, it lokked like afterbirth had fallen to the ground. At this stage the youngsters were running around and playing heading in the direction of the afterbirth. We all sat watching holding our breaths...

Posted: Ngala by Leonie Stokker, Date: 16 April 2008

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