History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions

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by Marlet | Jun 29, 2017 | Rangers Reports

This month two of the four males got a rude awakening when two of the Majingi males chased them out of their own territory. If all four Birmingham males were together, it would have been a different story against the two older Majingi males. Hopefully the Birmingham males have now realised the importance of strength in numbers.


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09 July 2017
by Marlet jul 11, 2017  Weekly Big 5 Sightings 

The Big 5 highlight of the week was to see the 16 members of the Breakaway/ Mhangene lion pride and two of the Majingi male lions in our area.



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Breakaway/Mhangene lion pride – Dawie Lombard

Monday, 3 July 2017
(26ºC)

Styx lion pride feeding on a male waterbuck kill west of Tamboti open area

Seven members of the Tsalala lion pride resting at Rampan


Tuesday, 4 July 2017
(27ºC)
One Birmingham male lion resting east of Ingwe Pan
Seven members of the Tsalala lion pride walking south on Saseka Road


Wednesday, 5 July 2017
(28ºC)
Seven members of the Tsalala lion pride moving north on EP driveway


Thursday, 6 July 2017
(25ºC)
One Birmingham male lion and the whole Styx lion pride resting on MMM South

Three Majingi male lions and the Ottawa lion pride feeding on a buffalo kill on Robson’s boundary


Friday, 7 July 2017
(28ºC)
One Majingi male lion and the 16 members of the Breakaway/ Mhangene lion pride moving south on Robson’s boundary

Eight members of the Nkuhuma lion pride resting at Simbambili Dam


Saturday, 8 July 2017
(29ºC)
Two Birmingham male lions and the Nkuhuma lion pride resting at Boundary Pan


Sunday, 9 July 2017
(30ºC)
Two Majingi male lions and the 16 members of the Breakaway/ Mhangene lion pride resting at Rhino Pan Reply