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Africa » South Africa
November 18th 2012
Published: June 17th 2017
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Geo: -27.5911, 32.021It was already light at 4:30am, which caused me to wake up. We got out of the tent about 15 minutes later and left for our morning game drive at 5:10am. The sky was cloudy and overcast, if the weather didn't improve I wouldn't be able to swim later on! Soon after entering the park we came across a tower of giraffe who were standing in the road facing us. They were in t... Read Full Entry



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24 Mother & Calf24 Mother & Calf
24 Mother & Calf
A mother and her rhino calf.
25 Ladies25 Ladies
25 Ladies
A herd of female impalas.
26 Large Bird26 Large Bird
26 Large Bird
A Red Crested Koran.
27 Little Antelope27 Little Antelope
27 Little Antelope
One of the smaller antelopes - a Grey Duiker.
28 Swallow28 Swallow
28 Swallow
A Red Breasted Swallow at the top of a dead tree.
29 Raptor29 Raptor
29 Raptor
Some type of bird of prey.
30 Baboon30 Baboon
30 Baboon
A baboon looking for food.
31 Dazzling31 Dazzling
31 Dazzling
A dazzle of zebras, standing very close together.
32 Eating32 Eating
32 Eating
Two giraffes stretching their necks to get food from the trees.
33 Chicks33 Chicks
33 Chicks
A Crested Francolin and her little chicks.
34 Elusive34 Elusive
34 Elusive
Paul spotted the elusive leopard!
35 Floating35 Floating
35 Floating
Hippos floating in the water.
36 Antelope36 Antelope
36 Antelope
A female impala in the foreground with a female nyala in the background.
37 Mother & Fawn37 Mother & Fawn
37 Mother & Fawn
The mother and young impala are walking away from us.
38 Females38 Females
38 Females
A small herd of female nyalas.
39 Bright Beak39 Bright Beak
39 Bright Beak
A Pygmy Kingfisher which has a bright orange beak.
40 Weaver40 Weaver
40 Weaver
A weaver underneath its nest.
41 Nests41 Nests
41 Nests
More weaver birds and their nests.
44 Male44 Male
44 Male
A male nyala.
47 Pair47 Pair
47 Pair
A pair of white rhinos.



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