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June 28th 2010
Published: June 28th 2017
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Geo: -23.926, 31.4209Today we were again up early, for a full day of exploring Kruger National Park. We arrived at the gate at opening time, around 6am.Early signs were indeed concerning, as rain fell steadily, and the skies looked dire and overcast.The first half hour to an hour, revealed next to no animals whatsoever.Little did we know, what an incredibly successful day of animal viewing we were... Read Full Entry



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Kristofor Mallegrom
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Bling and the lionsBling and the lions
Bling and the lions
Elephant breeding herdElephant breeding herd
Elephant breeding herd
with many young calves
Lazy lionLazy lion
Lazy lion
Trio of GirraffeTrio of Girraffe
Trio of Girraffe
GirraffeGirraffe
Girraffe
HelloHello
Hello
AlertAlert
Alert
Long NeckLong Neck
Long Neck
Girraffe have the same amount of vertebrae in their necks as we do. They are just alot bigger
Girraffe PortraitGirraffe Portrait
Girraffe Portrait
Just a ZebraJust a Zebra
Just a Zebra
ElephantElephant
Elephant
Elephant Spots UsElephant Spots Us
Elephant Spots Us
This was a calving herd. A pack of females with small young. These elephants are alot more unpredictable and aggressive
I think you better leaveI think you better leave
I think you better leave
This giant elephant matriarch started to approach our bus menacingly. We reversed and let them move on
Getting to the bird feederGetting to the bird feeder
Getting to the bird feeder
Birchalls StarlingBirchalls Starling
Birchalls Starling
Calf CrossingCalf Crossing
Calf Crossing
Baby elephant runs accross the road
HornbillHornbill
Hornbill
Kris with a huge boneKris with a huge bone
Kris with a huge bone
Thats an elephant bone
Yellow Billed HornbillYellow Billed Hornbill
Yellow Billed Hornbill
chick and motherchick and mother
chick and mother
Kris Kruger LookoutKris Kruger Lookout
Kris Kruger Lookout



7th July 2010

Liat Biderovsky
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This is sooooo rare. You're very lucky to have seen this!!! WOW
7th July 2010

Liat Biderovsky
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WOW!! I can honestly say that I have been to the Kruger more times than I can remember and I've never seen the lions at their drinking hole
7th July 2010

Liat Biderovsky
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Bahahahahahahahha - love it! Did he like them?
7th July 2010

Liat Biderovsky
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What a great photo Kris - loving that lens now?
7th July 2010

Liat Biderovsky
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AMAZING!!!! These photos are superb Kris!
7th July 2010

Liat Biderovsky
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We stayed somewhere like there too!

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