Ground Hornbills
By Westley Lombard
Senior ranger – Kapama Main Lodge
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The Gymnogene
The Gymnogene. (Polyboroides typus) During the last few game drives I have been privy to watching two Gymnogene/African Harrier Hawks building their nest. Here are a few facts about this interesting...
Saddle Billed Storks
You might think spotting a leopard is difficult until you try and spot a saddle-billed stork! It is estimated that there are less than 50 pairs of saddle-billed storks left in Southern Africa. That...
Elephant
Our Elephants are rare lately or should I say difficult to find! We are at the end of our winter so at this time of the year they move to feeding grounds in the south of the game reserve where the...
Questions and Answers – Lions
What is the purpose of the lions roaring? Apart from communicating with members of the pride which may be spread over a large area, roaring is a way of warning other lions that the area or territory...
Rain!!!!!!
We are all eagerly waiting for the first rains to fall in the reserve as at the end of the past winter the bush is particularly sparse and arid this year. The insects and frogs must know that the...