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(12-27-2020, 09:23 PM)Gijima Wrote: So the Ross Males attacked the BYM again? I hope he can survive another year... all those injuries must be adding up for the poor guy
Those attacks prob occur at the "dinner table", which is expected, on this sighting Tyson was just 2 m away from him, 0 agression..
They wont kill him at this point thats for sure, but he is risking further injuries in this kind a scraps..
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Also, who is that male in the beginning? Pridelands is open to the Timbavati right? I wonder if he’s a nomadic lion from that area.... very “avoca” face.
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(01-02-2021, 01:42 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: BYM and 1 lioness still on H7, east of Orpens Gate, Ross males returned to Ngala and rest of the pride is also moving back west, Kruger Sightings :
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The Birmingham young male looks so regal and beautiful
With the Kruger National Park just around the corner, we decided to spend the last day of 2020 in our favourite place. Despite the curfew regulations preventing my preferred early start, we had hardly been in the Park for 15 minutes when, about 1km from Orpen Rest Camp, we had the most wonderful sighting, three young lions resting close to the road and one of them a white lion! This was the first time any of us had seen a white lion in Kruger so seeing it was very special.
Image credits: Kevin McDonald