Over the past week, the legendary Londolozi bushveld has truly lived up to its well-deserved reputation. As we embrace the depths of winter, the crisp mornings greet us with a refreshing jolt, serving as the perfect complement to that first cup of coffee. Amidst this thriving landscape with a touch of green peeking through the lush grass, the spectacular sightings of several lions have taken centre stage.
From the local resident, Ndzhenga Males hoping to extend their reign over the Talamati Pride too, as both males were found mating with different lionesses. One male strides across the airstrip in the late afternoon light. As the sun casts its warming golden rays, relieving the chill from the evening before we find the Tsalala Female soaking it all up while splayed out across some boulders in the north. The Ntsevu Cubs do the same while their mothers are out and about seeking their next meal. A shot of the Black Dam Males resting in the river sand ahead of them driving the Skorro Young Male out. To top off the lion sightings, we officially welcome two new and fiercely impressive male lions onto Londolozi through the blog, the Gijima Males.
On the leopard front, the ferocious Senegal Bush Male gives us a menacing look as he rests after a long morning patrol. The other leopard we manage to see has some phenomenal news for us to share with you all.
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Enjoy This Week In Pictures…
Initially seen as a young male in 2016, this leopard only properly established territory on Londolozi in mid-2019
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