Well look who's back ! Rexon ! He's been 'home' helping build a after school center for kids. Good to have him back..
A viewer had a question about who the father of the Leopard cubs was. He's not sure as it could be a couple of different males that have been in the area. I'll be checking the WE blog to see if they explain more.
Thought the tips of these horns were interesting.
Here you can see better how they curve at the ends.
This Buff is seeing only out of 1 eye. His right (left looking at the pic). Rexon said if it stays in the area they'll probably call it
Here's ole
Impala dashing into the bush (and I do mean dashing)
Quick check of the WH reveals some baby Boonies having a high ole time !
Nyala bull
Back on the landie we come across a very steep hill. Almost thought we'd have to get out and push LOL
Stop at the Hyena den but no ones home (sigh)
Oops, ran into some guests having what they call a
Well, that does it for this drive. Again welcome back Rexon !
Here you can see better how they curve at the ends.
This Buff is seeing only out of 1 eye. His right (left looking at the pic). Rexon said if it stays in the area they'll probably call it
'1 eye')
Here's ole
'1 horn'. Nice to see him.
Impala dashing into the bush (and I do mean dashing)
Quick check of the WH reveals some baby Boonies having a high ole time !
Nyala bull
Back on the landie we come across a very steep hill. Almost thought we'd have to get out and push LOL
Stop at the Hyena den but no ones home (sigh)
Oops, ran into some guests having what they call a
'sundowner' so we need to turn around and go another way.
Well, that does it for this drive. Again welcome back Rexon !
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Images courtesy of http://www.entertainmentafrica.com/ (Wild Earth Drive cam)
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Until the next time HAPPY VIEWING !!
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