With a full camp and an agent educational safari during the past week, all had a good time & the drives have been excellent!

We had this brilliant sighting of a frolicking baby white rhino who clearly did not read the book that says he is supposed to stay close to his mom all the time! He ran up & down the road, away from his mom, giving everyone a scare when he ended up on one side of the vehicle, with mom on the other. Getting between a rhino & her calf is never a good idea!

The past week’s sightings with Willem proved to be very productive, bringing some interesting sightings!

They saw these 3 cheetah’s sauntering along the road.

Courtesy of Willem Pieterse

The very endangered Ground Hornbills have been breeding and they spotted his youngster along Eloff street. It is great to see these birds, especially the youngsters!

Courtesy of Willem Pieterse

Warthog are always entertaining with the aerial like tails!

Courtesy of Willem Pieterse

Our sightings have been as brilliant as ever in the Kruger National Park. We have seen the dangerous 7 on our last 2 safaris . Here are some wild dog and a platoon of elephants.

Breeding herd

Wild Dog

The sightings have been unbelievable lately with us missing almost nothing!

Once again have been spoilt with the ‘big 5′, some even seeing leopard several times! We have had 9 lions on a giraffe kill, a very lucky but grumpy male lion with 3 females and 2 males that walked 2 meters away from our vehicle and decided our shade was where they were going to lie down! We’ve also had some very entertaining elephant sightings with them coming right up to the vehicle and playing with the bull bar. One was so close to a guests on the backseat that he could of put his hand out and touched his head.

Our safari guests have once more been spoiled having seen the big 5 several times, including black rhinos, mating lions, a baby elephant only a few days old and a female leopard with 2 cubs.

Also seen a lot of hippos out of the water, some small baby crocodiles, a serval, wild dogs that had just finished a kill, a lot of monitor lizards and some hyenas.

Birds wise, wooly-necked storks, wahlbergs eagles, giant kingfishers, southern ground hornbills including a chick in a nest calling for mom, pin tailed whydahs, bru-bru, fish eagles and sombre greenbuls.