FROM THE DRIVE CAM ...

Finally got some time to peek in on a Drive and what a Drive it was ! Had a wonderful surprise right out of the gate.

There were a total of 3 Wild dogs in the area.

And not to very far away a few Zebra

The Dogs didn't bother with the Zebra though

Then we came upon Hyena finishing off what looked to be a small Impala, not sure who's kill it was theirs, the dogs or ...

The Styx's pride. Something got their attention ...

just another game drive.




Couple of days later I found myself once again with time for a drive. First off a Hornbill ...

Then a lone Buff

some Warties

A Pied Plover (looked like he was dancing, lol)

and a young Heron

Then we got to see this group of Buffs. There was some friendly head pushing

and a lone Waterbuck.

A quick trip back to Gowrie has a Pied Kingfisher and one of the resident geese

Back on the 'jigga' the sunset was awesome (as usual)

Reflection of sunlight on a distant cloud

One horned Waterbuck

I seem to recall these affectionately being called 'Fleas'

And a visit from Karula

Off for a night' hunting.

Images courtesy of http://www.wildearth.tv/ (Drive cam)

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HAPPY VIEWING !!

WHAT A DAY

Impala's at Satara





Images courtesy of http://www.sanparks.org/ (Satara cam)


And another at Orpen

Image courtesy of http://www.sanparks.org/ (Orpen cam)



Beestie at Nossob
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Image courtesy of http://www.sanpsarks.org/ (Nossob cam)


Impala were at Nokorho too.

Along with some Wildebeest


Love that silvery color

Images courtesy of http://www.africam.com/ (Nkorho stream)


While a Boonie troop visited Elephant Plains

Images courtesy of http://www.africam.com/ (Elephant Plains cams)

At Pete's Pond the bird life was featured. A Burchell's coucal and ...

a Grey heron.

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Images courtesy of http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ (Wildcamafrica/Pete's Pond)

It's Karula making the rounds.

A raffie.

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Images courtesy of http://www.wildearth.tv/ (Drive cam)

I got on Mondays am drive (theirs not mine Monday, lol) a bit late and missed the Lions (sad face here) and they were having some signal problems so didn't stay on very long.

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HAPPY VIEWING !!

BIRDS N MORE BIRDS

My odd ball, lol. Hey what can I say, Djuma is one of my favorite places to visit.

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Image courtesy of http://www.wildearth.tv/ (Drive cam)

Now on to the Hancock Wildlife cams. I'll start with the HWF Owl cam. If you look closely you can see 1 egg, right by the Eagles right shoulder.

These 2 keep their eggs pretty much under 'wraps'.

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Images courtesy of http://www.wildearth.tv/ / http://www.hancockwildlife.com/ (HWF Owl cam)

Got a tiny peek from the Cam at the Sidney site too.

Images courtesy of http://www.wildearth.tv/ / http://www.hancockwildlife.com/ (Sidney cam)


Last but not least the Hornby Island cam. There was a whole lot of calling back and forth ...

waiting patiently for the changing of the guard.


Backup has arrived !

Reporting for duty !

Images courtesy of http://www.wildearth.tv/ / http://www.hancockwildlife.com/ (Hornby Island cam)


My, my the kids at Blackwater are growing by leaps and bounds

Images courtesy of http://www.wildcam.com/ (Eagle cam) / http://www.friendsofblackwater.org/

Morning stretch time.

Smooooooch

Maybe we should rearrange a bit

I'm not happy with this corner

Much better like that.

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Images courtesy of http://www.wildcam.com/ (Osprey cam) / http://www.friendsofblackwater.org/

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I also did a quick run through some of the Falcon cams and things are starting to get busy for the Falcon families too. Hope to get some decent views for you in the very near future.

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HAPPY VIEWING !!