One week into the festive season, and let’s be honest this one doesn’t disappoint. There is a certain excitement in the air at Londolozi at the moment, whether it is just as a result of the time of year, the prospects of new male lions arriving to stir the pot, the odd thunderstorm in the distance, the enthusiasm of the impala lambs and wildebeest calves prancing around, the hum of activity of all the small things, the summer dawn chorus or simply that it is the fact that it is nearly Christmas and we get to all enjoy a fun festive and loving time of the year.
The Plains Camp Males have been seen once again on Londolozi and are becoming a more regular feature to the west of our camps, could they be detecting the absence of the Northern Avoca Males, no longer hearing them calling or smelling their scent, realising that the prime territory in the north is now vacant and up for the taking?
The Ntsevu Young Males show off their impressive hunting skills with only three of them bringing down a buffalo cow in half an hour, allowing them to feast on it for a few days.
Elephants gracefully roam every corner of the property, indulging in the flush of new vegetation, and the abundance of water around certainly makes for an inviting place to cool off on a warm afternoon.
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A stunning young female with a very similar spot pattern to her mother, the Nkoveni Female. Litter still completely intact March 2022.
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One of two cubs to survive, the sister lost at five months. Still dependent on his mother, but is growing into an impressive young male.
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