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RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 10-31-2020

The powerful Blondie of the N.Avoca coalition taken in the Sabi Sands
Image by: Muhammad Kara

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RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-01-2020

One of the N.Avoca males "Blondie" at Singita in Sabi Sands
Image by: Ross Couper

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RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-01-2020

Two Images (comparing whiskers pattern)
Image credits: Kevin Scott (Top Side) Lower Side: Ross Couper

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RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-01-2020


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The two brothers dominant over the Nkuhuma pride!
Blondie and Mohawk/Lamula part of the northern Avoca coalition on a territorial patrol in the darkness through Arathusa Safari Lodge in Sabi Sands.
These two brothers spend their majority of their time together. They reminds me a lot to the Majingilane males. Such a strong brotherhood!
Image by: Uwaiz Patel


RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-01-2020

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Avoca Male makes himself heard
Sound up! Listen to the mighty vocalisations of one of the Avoca males.…


RE: Avoca male lions - Potato - 11-01-2020

Southern Avocas


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RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-01-2020

(11-01-2020, 03:31 PM)Potato Wrote: Southern Avocas


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Biggermaned Southern Avoca


RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-01-2020

One of the Southern Avoca males on the move at Plains Camps in Kruger National Park
Image by: Michaela Hinz
October 2019

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RE: Avoca male lions - Tr1x24 - 11-01-2020

Blondie :

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RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-01-2020

The Massive Southern Avoca males on the move at MalaMala Game Reserve
They're definitely much bigger than their brothers,The northern Avoca males

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RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-01-2020

(11-01-2020, 11:10 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Blondie :

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Being honest. Blondie should be one of the most good looking lions around in the area.
Recent shot?


RE: Avoca male lions - Tr1x24 - 11-02-2020

(11-01-2020, 11:55 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: Being honest. Blondie should be one of the most good looking lions around in the area.
Recent shot?

Probably.


RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-02-2020


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One of the three N.Avoca males (Mohawk/Lamula)
Image by: Zali_photo
August 2019


RE: Avoca male lions - Gijima - 11-02-2020

(11-01-2020, 11:54 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: The Massive Southern Avoca males on the move at MalaMala Game Reserve
They're definitely much bigger than their brothers,The northern Avoca males

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I keep forgetting that they only turned 7 this year. So makes sense that this is now their prime. And agreed, the Northern and Southern males have a totally different “look”.


RE: Avoca male lions - T I N O - 11-02-2020

(11-02-2020, 02:06 AM)Gijima Wrote:
(11-01-2020, 11:54 PM)TinoArmando Wrote: The Massive Southern Avoca males on the move at MalaMala Game Reserve
They're definitely much bigger than their brothers,The northern Avoca males

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I keep forgetting that they only turned 7 this year. So makes sense that this is now their prime. And agreed, the Northern and Southern males have a totally different “look”.

Northern Avoca males are a few months youngers. However the Southern Avoca males were confirmed are  much bigger than the N.Avoca.
BTW, I'm very agree with your words.