
Many rivers to cross
This Leopardess lost her right eye but this has not prevent her from raising a cub. I've seen the cub on a few occassions over the last couple of weeks, but I have not been able to get a shot in of it.
Seen from the high levels bridge on Eloff street, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa travelling with @ Large Personalised Tours and Safaris.
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Leap of faith
This Leopardess lost her right eye but this has not prevent her from raising a cub. I've seen the cub on a few occassions over the last couple of weeks, but I have not been able to get a shot in of it.
Seeing her as she crossed the Sabie river, clearly looking for her cub, I again promised myself that as soon as I have money available I will get myself that Canon 400 with a proper lens!
Seen from the high levels bridge on Eloff street, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa travelling with @ Large Personalised Tours and Safaris.
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Leap of faith 2
This Leopardess lost her right eye but this has not prevent her from raising a cub. I've seen the cub on a few occassions over the last couple of weeks, but I have not been able to get a shot in of it.
Man I was so dissapointed with myself for not having a proper camera with a proper lens when I got this shot!
Seen from the high levels bridge on Eloff street, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa travelling with @ Large Personalised Tours and Safaris.
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Catwalk
This Leopardess lost her right eye but this has not prevent her from raising a cub. I've seen the cub on a few occassions over the last couple of weeks, but I have not been able to get a shot in of it. Here she was walking and calling for it and we had a sighting of over 30 minutes watching her. Man how I want a Canon 400 with a proper lens!
Seen from the high levels bridge on Eloff street, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa travelling with @ Large Personalised Tours and Safaris.
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Conversations with Bufalloes
Typical of herbivores with their eyes on the side of their heads, they turned their heads to get a better look at us. Dawn just broke and all around us the bush was coming alive. We could hear the herd moving, grazing and vocalizing to one another; I just love these big guys.
Seen on Voortrekker link road in the Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa with @ Large Personalized Tours & Safaris.
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