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Lions of Timbavati
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Tanda Tula update
19.07.2019 The Mayambula pride has been up to their usual antics, having made a small kill early on in the week that helped to sustain them through the following days. Sadly, we only found this kill once the meal was done, but luckily that didn’t hamper the sighting one bit. The pride was lazing about in the afternoon glow before slowly getting up and moving off into the night. They haven’t moved far over the last few days, enjoying a spot just south of Tanda Tula Safari Camp for a while now. Afterall, moving around with 10 cubs can be a fairly tricky exercise especially when said cubs are always getting in the way. The Mbiri males have been keeping our guests awake with endless roaring as they move around the area in their never-ending quest to protect the boarders of their territory, and thus the many cubs and females that are found within it. We caught up with one of the males early one morning as he quickly moved towards a nearby watering hole in order to quench his thirst. Stopping every once in a while to call out loudly into the bush and hoping for an answer from his brother or one of his pride members. In the end, he eventually located the Myamabula pride. His brother could be heard calling much further to the south, a clear sign that these males will be reunited soon. Source: http://www.tandatula.com/blog/posts/a-week-of-backlighting?fbclid=IwAR19WMCQCMSyQEZhwFuyNW0st5qx4-ZYN0gTGhePFoaGcWxSzaOdxE-qizA |
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