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(12-17-2021, 11:30 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Last week “4 Lions "males"
S130, 3km N of H4-2, S entrance
Near Crocodile Bridge5/5 Tinged by @anasmia photography” first 3 pictures are this sighting.
And then this guy was seen this week injured on the 5th pic. And then tamsyn saw the injured one yesterday 4th pic said he should be alright but she said he was with some Mohawk darkmaned boy similar to that sighting before. And last 6th pic is the 5 Gomondwane young males taken early this year July by Kruger pride Safari who they maybe from, that’s the only guys I can think of them being right now.
(12-17-2021, 11:30 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Last week “4 Lions "males"
S130, 3km N of H4-2, S entrance
Near Crocodile Bridge5/5 Tinged by @anasmia photography” first 3 pictures are this sighting.
And then this guy was seen this week injured on the 5th pic. And then tamsyn saw the injured one yesterday 4th pic said he should be alright but she said he was with some Mohawk darkmaned boy similar to that sighting before. And last 6th pic is the 5 Gomondwane young males taken early this year July by Kruger pride Safari who they maybe from, that’s the only guys I can think of them being right now.
who are these males who are there fathers ?
I am not sure who they are but 5 young males and presumably darkmane mohawk male were fathered by old Gomondwanes.
H7 male with pride seen on November 14th near Timbavati Picnic spot. His brother who was previously caught in snare was with him.
Credit: Wayne Boardman
(12-19-2021, 07:52 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: H7 male with pride seen on November 14th near Timbavati Picnic spot. His brother who was previously caught in snare was with him.
Credit: Wayne Boardman
Great news!! This male was sighted in Ntsiri a couple of years ago, probably Timbavati bloodline as well.
Two of the three Phabeni males at Shitlhave dam in Pretoriuskop back to October last year. One of the males is slightly older than the other 2.
Photo credit: Wildlife Huibs
Coalitions of Kruger National Park
