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Lions of Sabi Sands

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Avocas with Zebra Kill

   

She's so happy after a face full of zebra guts ! The male lions were kind enough to share their kill with this lioness

   
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Credits: Inyati Game Lodge

New lions (Nharu Pride)  at Inyati Game Lodge
Nharu Pride is Birmingham breakaway Pride in Manyaleti currently dominated by Thanda Impis
Looks like the missing sub-adults came to SabiSands. (Looks like Female is also there from pic)
Hope they stay safe here! 


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Othawa sub-adult male
Credits: Daniel Cicuto


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Using a slow shutter on a bean bag to try blur the flowing water behind the lion, making the lion "pop" a bit more

   
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(10-19-2017, 09:14 PM)vinodkumarn Wrote: Credits: Inyati Game Lodge

New lions (Nharu Pride)  at Inyati Game Lodge
Nharu Pride is Birmingham breakaway Pride in Manyaleti currently dominated by Thanda Impis
Looks like the missing sub-adults came to SabiSands. (Looks like Female is also there from pic)
Hope they stay safe here! 

The photo is 2 or 3 days old. They have reportedly made it back to their usual territory.
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(10-20-2017, 03:42 AM)Agerceno Wrote:
(10-19-2017, 09:14 PM)vinodkumarn Wrote: Credits: Inyati Game Lodge

New lions (Nharu Pride)  at Inyati Game Lodge
Nharu Pride is Birmingham breakaway Pride in Manyaleti currently dominated by Thanda Impis
Looks like the missing sub-adults came to SabiSands. (Looks like Female is also there from pic)
Hope they stay safe here! 

The photo is 2 or 3 days old. They have reportedly made it back to their usual territory.

Oh.. its very far... Inyati is in western sector of sabi sands...
They must have traversed all the way through Simbabli, Elephant Plaints, Singita atleast even if they have taken the shortest route and came through Gowrie gate..
May be likely they must have came through Londolozi
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The Marthly Males are back! 
After a lengthy absence from our shores of the Sand River, the three Marthly male lions announed their arrival by bringing down a giraffe during the night.

Here one of the males leaves the carcass to go rest.

   
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The Tsalala males on their kill.

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After all the confusion the tsalalas still together. Just like their fathers. Seems that the tsalalas stolen the giraffe kill from sparta pride.
   
   
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After sharing their zebra kill, the Avoca boys were spotted sleeping with Kambula girls in Umkumbe.
Photo by Geoffrey Haslam, Umkumbe field guide


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Injured Nkuhuma lioness in Simbambili GL,a week ago.
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Tsalala/Marthly male lions at Kirkman's Kamp.
Photo credit to Matthew Chris Smith


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Ntsevu/Kambula lioness and her very young cub (Londolozi, July 2017)
Most likely killed by Avocas
photo by Adam Dudley


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An Ntsevu lioness moves her very young cub from one den site to another. Moments like these are dangerous for the cub, as they are vulnerable to other predators when exposed like this.


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Despite the mother being completely unperturbed by our presence, the cub was a bit more inquisitive about the vehicle. Learning from the mother’s reaction though, the cub will then grow up trusting of the presence of vehicles.


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The Ntsevu lioness eventually settles down to rest for a while. Her cub’s coat was completely wet by this point, having had to move through the dew-laden grass to keep up with it’s mother.
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Image by Jamie Sangste
Styx lioness butchering a buffalo before the Birminghams pitch up for their share (Arathusa Safari Lodge - 19 Oct 2017)


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The Southern Pride were seen this morning following up on a herd of Cape Buffalo in the area, until the heat intensified and they settled to rest under a shady tree.


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