Visitors at Satara
Not sure if it's a Steinbok or a Duiker but I do know I don't see one of these very often.
Orpen saw visitors too when I got a chance to check
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Could this be another Steenbok or a Duiker
HAPPY VIEWING !!
The eyes have it
Leopard Track
Hard to tell but there are 2 Hornbill and 2 Lilac Brested Rollers all clustered together, HMMMM
And this is why. a Rock Python.
Mongoose
Leopard Tortoise (guess it's not the Leopard that made the track LOL)
Waving to his fans
How an Elie hides
The landie
Raffie
Duiker
Air viewer
What lays behind these eyes?
Newest to try out, Chris
Caught
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HAPPY VIEWING !!
Woodland Kingfisher
The 3 little ones are getting big
Oxpecker using Hippo as an island
Burchell's starling sunning on rock ...
then a stroll down the road
Marula fruit
Rexon bit it open to show us the inside. Contains lots of good stuff for animals and people. Often used by locals to make a beer
Rex enjoying his. Alex, today's cam op, took one too. I asked about these and found out that they aren't sour like a lemon but more on the order of oranges. You know how they are sometimes sweet and sometimes a bit sour. Google and read up on them, it's kinda interesting.
Unfortunately I didn't catch the name of this pretty bird, but it reminds me of something in the parrot family
This one I did catch, Common Bee Eater
Impala's looking healthy
Can you see me?????
Here I am ! ! !
Boonie's at Gowrie while switching to night cam
Scanning the dark. Looking for eye reflections. Rexon said that each animal has it's own blinking pattern. Of course I asked about some differences and found out that cats and other nocturnal animal's eye muscles are more active at night so they blink faster.
Rex has really good night vision, found a snake curled up in a tree ...
and this tiny little bird.
Scrub Hares - we interrupted them doing what rabbits do best LOL
Watching for blinking
Time to say Good Night.
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Wow, getting on drives is so much easier with the new seats. Hope your all getting a chance to experience one for yourself.
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HAPPY VIEWING !!
African Monarch on Red star Zinnia
Jackalberry tree
Clear blue skies
Crested Barbet
Big Bull, ear tear helps ID this one
Duiker (Roy's shot was better then mine LOL)
Herringbone Grass
Showing us where the Ellie's walked through here already
Small family group at Gowrie WH
Little on getting muddy
Young Impala doing what Pieter called
'strutting' which consists of running and rocking at the same time
Quoting Pieter "Wait for me Mommy!"
Ground level view (took the cam off the landie for this one)
James, the cam op today, checking out the ellies
Another quote "I'm rubbing my head"
One with 1/2 tusk around 45 - 50 years old, in his prime
Why did the Ellie cross the road? To get to more Marula fruit of course!
Hi there
Puff Adder, see the heat censors on the bottom jaw
Remember this pattern if your ever in Adder country !
Great Drive, but it's time to go. Bye bye
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Now I've set up a few slide shows too. Seems when all was said and done I ended up with 60 shots. So if you want to see more you can .
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Next up is Ellies at Gowrie
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And last Ellies in the Bush
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Phew, so glad I got this done. Took a while but it was a very busy Drive. Hope you enjoy
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HAPPY VIEWING !!
Could this be another Steenbok or a Duiker
