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Feeding time!

To see Leopards in the bush is always an amazing sighting but when we saw this female with three cubs, we were over joyed. When we arrived, they were relaxing in a tree but they eventually came down, lay on the green grass and two of the cubs started suckling. It is extremely rare to see leopard cubs suckling, so we were very lucky!

Posted: Klein's Camp by Lara Tranter, Date: 5 February 2010

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African Hunting Dog seen at Kleins!

It was one of the exciting day when i first saw four Wild Dog for the first time in two years of guiding at Kleins Camp. I was driving back to Camp from Ololosokwan village(masai village) at around 7:14pm and it was's dark and we could see anything within 30meters.Moisanga(my tracker) saw them first.The partten in their body was so amazing! The last time...

Posted: Klein's Camp by Erasto Gurty, Date: 29 January 2010

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Giant Trigger eating a comfy snack

On this afternoon's dive with Paul we sat in the sand and watched some very interesting behaviour. This giant triggerfish was chewing on a very comfortable cushion star. During the 10 minutes we stayed with him he got more and more animated, throwing the star around, before dragging it into a hole and looking all proud of himself. During this a number...

Posted: Mnemba Island by Mike Procopakis, Date: 29 January 2010

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Spiny Painted Lobster

This fantastic lobster was seen at Small Wall this morning. One of the biggest lobsters that we have seen over here for a long time, the photograph shows how incredible the colourations are on this species.

Posted: Mnemba Island by Mike Procopakis, Date: 28 January 2010

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White Spotted Boxfish

Whilst diving on Boathouse reef this morning we stumbled across a number of different juvenile species. Amongst them was this adorable little female white-spotted boxfish. From tip to tail it was around 5 cm long and decided to pose for a photo...aaah cute!

Posted: Mnemba Island by Mike Procopakis, Date: 28 January 2010

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A 2nd Baby Ader's Duiker born on the island

This is the second baby in two years for one of the two semi-habituated pairs we regularly see on the island. I was unable to determine sex, despite the fact the little guy seemed to view me as a curiosity rather than a threat, letting me come within five metres of him/her. Our new addition brings the total number of Ader’s duiker seen regularly to...

Posted: Mnemba Island by Mike Procopakis, Date: 28 January 2010

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WAOOOH! A NEW BABY GNU!!

This is Calving season for Gnu[Wildebeest] where every adult Female Wildebeest drops baby[Calf] [Syncronisation]. Normarlly starts on January especially at the end. On February almost every one has baby [calf]. Today we started our game drive from 5:45am, After eight hours game drive, on the way back to the Lodge, By the Lake Magadi[Salt water Lake], [I...

Posted: Ngorongoro Crater by vicky simbeye, Date: 28 January 2010

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WAOOOH! A NEW BABY GNU!!

This is Calving season for Gnu[Wildebeest] where every adult Female Wildebeest drops baby[Calf] [Syncronisation]. Normarlly starts on January especially at the end. On February almost every one has baby [calf]. Today we started our game drive from 5:45am, After eight hours game drive, on the way back to the Lodge, By the Lake Magadi[Salt water Lake], [I...

Posted: Ngorongoro Crater by vicky simbeye, Date: 28 January 2010

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Soooo many Giraffes!

Was quiet unusual for me to encounter such a big number of Giraffes all together. We were driving on the other side of the Crater about 6km from the desceng point heading to the Ngorongoro/Serengeti border, we counted more than 50 Giraffes on one side of the road and on the other side[opposite], more than 50. I thought could be two different...

Posted: Ngorongoro Crater by vicky simbeye, Date: 25 January 2010

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SOMEBODY’S LIFE SAVED NEAR BY THE LIONS KILL.

As I was driving with my guests early in the Morning to the big Marsh we saw a pride of lions sleeping also there was a group of wildebeest grazing about 300m away. We stopped and watched them for while and the pride of lioness shows an interest to the group of wildebeest. A single lioness went around and chased the wildebeest towards the other lions that...

Posted: Serengeti Under Canvas by Ivan Jacob, Date: 23 January 2010

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