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Posted: Ngala by Kyle Hickson, Date: 22 April 2013

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LEOPARD SUFFOCATES IMPALA

On a gorgeous afternoon in Sabi Sand Game Reserve, we came upon a female leopard stalking a lone male Impala. The take down was clinical. A sudden jolt from the leopard crouched in the tall grass brought the helpless Impala down to the ground. What followed was the breathtaking suffocation and kill, caught in the afternoon sunlight.

Posted: Exeter Lodges by Mike Cohen, Date: 11 April 2013

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LIONESS AND HER CUBS

In the afternoon glow of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, a lioness bonds with her cubs as they drink mother's milk.

Posted: Exeter Lodges by Mike Cohen, Date: 10 April 2013

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HYENA CUB

Hyenas are such misunderstood, and sadly often disliked animals. This little cub was playing and running all around a termite mound that is being used as a den site, and eventually sat right near the top of the mound, trying to win over everyone's heart.

Posted: Ngala by Dylan Davies, Date: 11 December 2012

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TESTOSTERONE

We didn’t know what we were going to look for because my guests had seen everything already. It was one of my guests last morning and they said let’s just see what’s out there. Not long into the drive - it was only ten minutes and we found three of the four dominant male lions lying in the middle of the road. We watched them for a while...

Posted: Exeter Lodges by Craig Parsons, Date: 30 November 2012

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HUNGRY STARE

These lions were lying in a small thicket, finding refuge from the warming sun. All of a sudden, a breeding herd of Buffalo arrived on the scene and chased the lions off. Out of harms way, these gazes suggest that maybe later the lions would return the favour!

Posted: Ngala by Dylan Davies, Date: 13 November 2012

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A ONCE IN TEN LIFETIMES SIGHTING!

So this is a big, big one! It was an afternoon drive. My tracker and I decided to go look for the Ottawa Pride which consists of three lionesses. On the way to where they were left that morning we found the tracks going north-east. It did not take us long before we found them lying up under some magic guarris about a kilometer from where they had been...

Posted: Exeter Lodges by Andre McDonald, Date: 11 November 2012

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NOW THATS WHAT I CALL VEAL

We were alerted by a Jackal's alarm call, so off we went to check it out. On arrival we found a male Cheetah that had just taken down an Impala, he was catching his breath and started removing the stomach etc. from the carcass. The Jackal who by now had sensed a possible meal, had long since stopped alarming, and was sussing out a strategy to get a chunk...

Posted: Ngala by Dylan Davies, Date: 11 November 2012

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WHAT ELSE CAN BE SHOWN!

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Posted: Exeter Lodges by Craig Parsons, Date: 8 November 2012

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GREEN SANDPIPER IN THE SANDS

Driving down the Sand River looking for leopard, we stopped at a little clearing where I had a nice view up and down the river. This year we have had some really good numbers of waders coming through early in the season and I always like to have a good look at them in case something a little more uncommon makes an appearance. I saw some Common...

Posted: Exeter Lodges by Andre McDonald, Date: 2 November 2012

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