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The little tick eater!

Red-billed Oxpecker (Buphagus erythrorhynchus) French: Piqueboeuf à bec rouge German: Rotschnabel-Madenhacker Italian: Bufaga dal becco rosso This bird is one of the most common birds found on...

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A visitor

The other night during dinner my guests wanted to know if lions ever try to get into the lodge. My answer: “Well, no, not really, it happened once before, but that was a long time ago. Generally...

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Lion Cubs in Eastern Section

I just like to give an update, on the Lion cubs that were born in the Eastern Section of Kapama, a few weeks ago! Recently over the past week, we hadn't seen or heard anything from the tiny cubs,...

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Lion Kill

What an exciting game drive! After a rather frustrating morning tracking our big male lion and losing visual rather quickly as he holed himself up for the afternoon in thick bush, we were finally...

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A cold morning

This morning was nice and cold, everyone snuggling up in their blankets as we started our morning safari. Had a great sighting of the big herd of buffalo drinking at one of the waterholes on the...

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Starry nights

The Southern Hemisphere’s skies have less light pollution than the Northern Hemisphere’s due to smaller land mass and lower populations. Out in the bush is the best place to view this phenomenon…far...

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