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Nice to see three of our Birmingham Male lions back in the north yesterday after their little holiday to the south of the Sabi Sands. Quite interesting to watch some of the dominance behavior between the brothers while spending some time with the Styx pride. . .
01-13-2018, 02:19 AM( This post was last modified: 01-13-2018, 02:46 AM by Fredymrt )
(01-12-2018, 03:32 PM)wenz75 Wrote: Hi... guys gud eve. did u know where is MFUMO because the three of our Birmingham Male lions back in the north. so i just want to know. thank you
Cheetah Plains Private Game Reserve, Sabi Sand, Today:
The Styx pride, along with two of the Birmingham males were on the move when we located them yesterday morning. They would move a few hundred meters, then rest, and repeat.
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Image by Andrew Khosa
From: Elephant plains
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according to Mala Mala FB Page: The gowrie male with the Scar under bis eye was viewed moving north from rattray's camp today( yesterday)
(01-12-2018, 10:54 AM)Fredymrt Wrote: Image by chenewbaillie
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Nice to see three of our Birmingham Male lions back in the north yesterday after their little holiday to the south of the Sabi Sands. Quite interesting to watch some of the dominance behavior between the brothers while spending some time with the Styx pride. . .
(01-12-2018, 10:54 AM)Fredymrt Wrote: Image by chenewbaillie
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Nice to see three of our Birmingham Male lions back in the north yesterday after their little holiday to the south of the Sabi Sands. Quite interesting to watch some of the dominance behavior between the brothers while spending some time with the Styx pride. . .
Can't quite make them out, but my guess is #1 slapping #2, right?
(01-12-2018, 03:32 PM)wenz75 Wrote: Hi... guys gud eve. did u know where is MFUMO because the three of our Birmingham Male lions back in the north. so i just want to know. thank you
Cheetah Plains Private Game Reserve, Sabi Sand, Today:
The Styx pride, along with two of the Birmingham males were on the move when we located them yesterday morning. They would move a few hundred meters, then rest, and repeat.
*This image is copyright of its original author
Image by Andrew Khosa
From: Elephant plains
*This image is copyright of its original author
according to Mala Mala FB Page: The gowrie male with the Scar under bis eye was viewed moving north from rattray's camp today( yesterday)
why he stay at mala mala? its too dangerous for him he need to go back to to his brother. mfumo go back to your brother
This is one of a strong coalition of males in the Sabie Sands in South Africa . The Sabie Sands is part of the greater Kruger National Park . These males are known as the Birmingham males . We were very fortunate to come across these beautiful males in the morning as they settled down for the day . Later in the afternoon we came back and we found them again.
MALAMALA TODAY: January 17th. Guests at Main Camp and Sable Camp experiences a true African dinner this evening... A beautiful star-studded night sky with 3 of the Gowrie male lions roaring just across the river! One of the males had been seen at West Street Bridge earlier and joined up with 2 of his brothers this evening. Other lions: The 2 Avoca males were at the confluence of the Rock Drift Donga and the Sand River. Tracks of the Styx pride and the 4th Gowrie male were west of Mlowathi Dam but try-as-we-might we couldn’t locate them.
MALAMALA TODAY: January 18th&19th. We’d barely left on game drive this morning when things got very interesting. The Senegal Bush male and the Inyathini male were having a standoff just a stones throw away from Sable Camp! At the same time 3 of the Gowrie males and 5 Kambula lionesses were running in on a large herd of wildebeest on our airstrip. The lions missed and then headed northeast towards the aforementioned leopards. The Inyathini male had left his bushbuck kill unattended in order to sort out his differences with the Senegal Bush male- unfortunately for him the lions detected it and, after several failed attempts to climb the tree, managed to retrieve and devour carcass. Other lions: The 2 Avoca males were seen at the confluence of the Rock Drift Donga and the Sand River. The 6 Kambula lioness was viewed in the same area as the 2 young males
Hi... gud eve. Guys do you have a news to MFUMO im always see the 3bros. but MFUMO is not there. if you know can you please tell me i miss my favorite lion MFUMO
