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Africa » South Africa
March 27th 2011
Published: June 17th 2017
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Geo: -24.7705, 26.3027This afternoon Paul was able to take me for a game drive. Soon after leaving the lodge we came across a small Leopard Tortoise that was in the middle of the road. Paul decided to pick it up and move it off the road and onto the grass. We then had a very close sighting of a Southern Yellow Billed Hornbill. I like these birds because they are not shy and very curious. We then ... Read Full Entry



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22 Affection22 Affection
22 Affection
The males showing affection for each other.
23 Brotherly Love23 Brotherly Love
23 Brotherly Love
The male that is sitting down seems to be in a very dangerous situation!
24 Lionesses24 Lionesses
24 Lionesses
The two lionesses -one is licking her lips as she looks at us!
25 Lion25 Lion
25 Lion
The lion is once again resting.
26 Portrait 26 Portrait
26 Portrait
A portrait photo of the lion.
27 Other Male27 Other Male
27 Other Male
The other male is also resting.
28 Females28 Females
28 Females
One of the lionesses is on the move.
29 Walking Past29 Walking Past
29 Walking Past
She walked very close to the vehicle.
30 Looking at us30 Looking at us
30 Looking at us
She stopped walking to look at us.
31 Active Again31 Active Again
31 Active Again
This male is up and active again.
32 Walking32 Walking
32 Walking
The lions are on the move again.
33 Yawn33 Yawn
33 Yawn
The male lion is yawning.
34 Two34 Two
34 Two
Two of the lions.
35 Resting Again35 Resting Again
35 Resting Again
These lions are resting again.
36 Spoor36 Spoor
36 Spoor
An animal's spoor in the mud - this one belongs to a species of antelope.
37 Animals37 Animals
37 Animals
Impalas and Blue Wildebeest.
38 Blue Wildebeest38 Blue Wildebeest
38 Blue Wildebeest
A couple of Blue Wildebeest behind the dead tree.
39 Animals39 Animals
39 Animals
Impala and Blue Wildebeest.
40 Walking40 Walking
40 Walking
The Blue Wildebeest walking along.
41 Trio41 Trio
41 Trio
A trio of white rhinos.
42 Rhinos42 Rhinos
42 Rhinos
The three white rhinos.



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