Lagoon, May 2014
The lions are firmly established, with four adults (two males and the two females) and three young of around 4months at Grass Pan, feeding on … Read more
The lions are firmly established, with four adults (two males and the two females) and three young of around 4months at Grass Pan, feeding on … Read more
There’s a rule in the safari business – the ten metre rule. This means that you should not get closer than ten metres to … Read more
The lion pride was seen around Middle Road on the first day of the month, with the female moving her cubs to a new … Read more
Two male lions took on a fairly formidable foe in the form of a herd of eland. The largest antelope in Africa, these huge animals … Read more
The resident male lions are being found in the area almost every day now. In addition, the pride with the three young cubs are … Read more
The pack of 14 wild dogs made a tour of the Splash Area, on a chase for some prey. An exciting hunt, led to them … Read more
A lovely start to the month with a female cheetah found in Phukwe Pan with three cubs. They have been lucky to avoid the … Read more
The national animal of Botswana – the zebra – still abound in Nxai Pan. Every where you look, every which way you turn, the … Read more
The cubs are still going strong, and growing into three healthy bundles of energy. For most of the month they were still kept at … Read more
The beginning of the month and it was lions every day, with adults feeding on an assortment of prey including zebra and tsessebe, whilst cubs … Read more
The beginning of the month at Lebala, and excellent predator sightings with wild dog, leopard, hyena and cheetah being spotted. Two leopards were seen in … Read more
After the odd beginning to January of several days of rain, the rain in the Kalahari has returned to its more normal behaviour of … Read more
We drove off from the camp to see what the day would bring – hoping to see a predator somewhere amongst the large number … Read more
A wildebeest carcass was discovered, still intact, near Normans Pan. The only predator at the sight was a single hyena, who was acting restlessly. It … Read more
Early Feb and the lion cubs are about 5 or 6 weeks old. They still only go about a metre or so from their hiding … Read more
(Please note: For the safety of the animals, we do not disclose the precise location of either rhino or pangolin sightings. Accompanying pictures are from our Kwando Photo Library, which includes all your great photo submissions over the years. It may not be the most up-to-date, but we felt it was worthy of a feature alongside this month’s Sightings Report!)