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Lions of Timbavati
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 (06-26-2021, 01:28 AM)Potato Wrote: Lions galore. Great sightings from Shindzela and Makanyi Lodges in Timbavati Game Reserve with the Burningham prides including the "spokies", cubs and Ross males. Also saw the Sumatra and Hercules males with 3 lionesses from giraffe pride on a giraffe-kill. Just missed the Avocas when they crossed back into Thornybush and saw Mapoza male down south trying to coss back into Thornybush reserve. As I said, Hercules and Sumatra are hanging with part of Giraffe pride, while Monwana male with other part, gruop with young male. 
Xikukutsu male seen today.
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Giraffe lionesses, Sumatra male and Young Giraffe pride male.
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Avoca pride - Makanyi Lodge - Timbavati. Lioness with blind eye not dead as reported earlier by other guides from Thornybush. Only 9 members, so one lioness killed by Monwana pride.Today they were trying to dig a warthog out of his burrow. They did not get him out.
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Stunning and recent shot of King Xitaya “which means Scar”, of the Nharhu males, this prime coalition was originally made up of three males, but sadly one of them has recently fallen due to an unknown disease and the other two remain, the lame and this male, seizing control of some parts of Timbavati and ruling the River pride. They were able to drive away the mighty Mbiri males from their territory, which indicates that they are ready to face any challenge, no matter how strong it may be.
Timbavati, South Africa Photographer Credit: To follow & for print: @bush_maniac
The two River pride males feasting of a buffalo kill! These three males are approaching to their prime, Without any doubt, A force to be reckoned with in the area of @ingwelala_nature_reserve and @umbabat_private_nature_reserve
Any idea on this male? It's the male interacting with YBM before being chased into Kruger a few days ago
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 (06-29-2021, 02:35 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Any idea on this male? It's the male interacting with YBM before being chased into Kruger a few days ago It looks like his identical twin. The oldest Birmingham Breakaway male? Too bad they didn't become friends... (06-29-2021, 08:16 PM)Gijima Wrote: It looks like his identical twin. The oldest Birmingham Breakaway male? Too bad they didn't become friends... I personally dont think that oldest Birmingham Breakaway male, mane, face and whisker doesnt match i would say.. Left Birmingham breakeaway oldest male 1 month ago :  *This image is copyright of its original author He has that mohawk on top of his head, while right male does have much developed mane around the ears.. Also whiskers doesnt match either, so i think its definitely not him:  *This image is copyright of its original author Probably some male from Kruger.. I think it might be the young male who was seen alone in Manyeleti and Ngala around a year ago, this guy:  *This image is copyright of its original author He kinda looks similar in face structure :  *This image is copyright of its original author Shame we didn't see the left ear, that guy has scared left ear:  *This image is copyright of its original author
The death of Mpholo was already confirmed to be Tuberculosis Bovine, his condition deteriorated really quickly and hen sadly one night a clan of hyena killed him! Guys found very few remains but enough skin on his face to ID him. So it all happened completely natural!
 (06-29-2021, 08:56 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote:(06-29-2021, 08:16 PM)Gijima Wrote: It looks like his identical twin. The oldest Birmingham Breakaway male? Too bad they didn't become friends... who father this lone male where he come form what his story ? |
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