Here’s some slightly different behaviour we came across recently to entertain you this Sunday!
What better time for a young aspiring giraffe bull to “try his luck” than late on a fresh winter’s morning with warm sunshine radiating down on an attractive “older” oestrus female!
Continue reading “Luring long necked lady giraffe”
We bid farewell to Sally who is off to explore new adventures, and we say congratulations to Heinrich on a well deserved promotion.
Continue reading “The Winds of Change”
Dramatic leopard interplay has dominated proceedings this month following the recent sensational lion dynamics. Grasses are beginning to recede and winter is settling in as the sunsets are becoming more and more intense and dramatic!
Continue reading “Rangers Report May 2012”
Leopard Hills lodge just has something unique and special that so often entices the big cats here for their finest performances!
Selati Male Mating with two Otthawa Females – with his fellow Coalition Members feeling a bit left out
Continue reading “Selati and Otthawa mating”
Selati Male chasing Vultures
DayOne Male Leopard vocalising
Continue reading “Big Male Cats”
Great display of Leopard Mating behaviour!
Continue reading “Leopards Mating: Kashane and Hlaba Nkunzi”
Dropping temperatures have warranted the dusting off of winter jackets and triggered the much anticipated and theatrical impala rutting season! The bellowing of outspoken impala rams echoes around the hills as they herd their females! Let’s not forget the less conspicuous and less numerous wildebeest and warthog males who also have the same objective in mind!
Continue reading “Rangers Report April 2012”
Looking for his three brothers
Continue reading “Selati Male Roaring”
Great interaction between Leopard and Hyena
Continue reading “Tlangisa and Dayone visited by a passing Hyena”
The winds of change are fanning us towards winter as we celebrate our action packed 14th birthday month with some scintillating sightings.
Continue reading “Rangers Report March 2012”
The 4 Selati males have been on the scent of the Ximhungwe pride for over a week! What they didn’t bargain on was the maternal instinct and teamwork of 4 united lionesses that are prepared to put it all on the line to protect their cubs.
Continue reading “Ximhungwe pride stand together”
