Nxai Pan June 2013
A leopard arrived at the camp waterhole, looking for a drink of water, and found a group of unhappy elephants not keen to let him … Read more
A leopard arrived at the camp waterhole, looking for a drink of water, and found a group of unhappy elephants not keen to let him … Read more
Most of our camps have outdoor showers, so that guests can experience showering under the sky, and if lucky, perhaps enjoy an animal sighting … Read more
June started off to a nice beginning for the pride of six lions, who managed to kill a buffalo. However, in an unusual twist, … Read more
Luckily, after last month’s incident of a lion eating an aardvark, the aardvark numbers still seem to be survivable, as there was another sighting … Read more
Towards the end of April, the two intruder male lions successfully caught and killed a young adult male giraffe – an exceptionally risky but … Read more
In the beginning of May, it’s hard to get out of bed. It’s the beginning of the change in weather, as the temperature at … Read more
In early May, the Lagoon pack of wild dogs paid a visit to Lebala, hunting impala in the area around Water Cut. They … Read more
The end of last month saw the return of three cheetahs – but not the brothers that we used to see, instead it is … Read more
It’s the magical hour – the hour before dawn, when animals that made it the night start to feel a little at ease, and … Read more
Some good sightings of cheetah this month, with a female that was found at Lekhubu area, having just killed a baby springbok. The cheetah was … Read more
Although Nxai Pan was a little quieter this month in terms of the numbers of guests visiting, we still got to show some lovely game … Read more
April is that in-between time – the nights are getting cooler, and the days can have a brisk wind to them, in spite of the … Read more
The lions are being quite sneaky – lots of tracks are seen moving in and around the water cut area, but only one male lion … Read more
Dogs are getting very confusing, with the resident pack of 11 still being seen regularly, but with occasional sightings of one pack of 8 dogs … Read more
March has been an active month for predators at Tau Pan. A takeover in territory could happen any time. The Tau Pan pride is currently … 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!)