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(03-16-2021, 09:08 PM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Biyamiti young males seen on H1-1/H3 junction :

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First male was seen mating with 2 lionesses a week ago:





Those 2 might be the same lionesses with who are this 2 unknown males seen mating in that area in the past weeks :

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This 2 are seen quite often there and i posted quite a few photos of them already.. 

I will call them Mathekenyane males (from the hill top near by), some people think they are Charlestons (Mazino's) sons:

Older male :

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Younger male:

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From the reports it looks like that Mathekenyane males and Biyamiti young males are in competition for the same females as they where seen in the same spot just day apart and mating with 2 females in the same area in the past weeks..

Also, near them, just further west on H1-1 near Transport Dam, this 2 where seen:

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Those are this 2 seen on Kruger Sightings on H1-1, near Pretoriuskop :


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Those are not H2-2 males, those are 2 new males on H1-1 around Shitlhave and Transport Dams, there was reports of 2 new males around Shitlhave Dam and some takeovers.. 

Hope we can see more better pictures of this 2 to see who they might be..

wow a lot changes going on and also very impressive that these young males have there own pride and starting mating these 2 females
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Southern male (Fourways son) seen at Mdluli Logde near Pretoriuskop in June 2020 :


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No further info about that sighting, neither if 2 Talamatis where with him..

But its a good news, as they might be somewhere around Pretoriuskop..
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( This post was last modified: 03-17-2021, 04:35 PM by Brahim )

@Tr1x24 That older boy does remind me of Mazino.
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S26 males on H5, near s108, Kruger Sightings :


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(03-14-2021, 02:50 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: This video taken end of January on h1-1

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKju_nhnQCK/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

I think these 2 are Phabeni males afterall.
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More s26 males, all 3 together but she couldn’t get the third in pictures. 
Credit: Kerry, Kruger pride safaris

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@Tr1x24 I cant tell bro. At first I thought they were Mpondo males. Videos sometimes trick me lol
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Also I have seen recent sightings this week of two black maned lions similar to these two walking the H1-1 in different Kruger groups .  But it’s always the back of them no face shots yet
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(03-17-2021, 05:37 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: @Tr1x24 I cant tell bro. At first I thought they were Mpondo males. Videos sometimes trick me lol

No, those are young males :


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Their big manes tricked me at first, because on recent sighting we only see them wet, so their manes appeared smaller.. But they are 2 Phabeni "twin" brothers, who often patrol together :


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(03-17-2021, 05:43 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: Also I have seen recent sightings this week of two black maned lions similar to these two walking the H1-1 in different Kruger groups .  But it’s always the back of them no face shots yet

Yes, those are this:


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They seem to be new males on H1-1, they are in between Shitlhave and Transport Dams.
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@Tr1x24 Yeah does look similar to Phabeni
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(03-17-2021, 05:33 PM)Brahimlegend Wrote: More s26 males, all 3 together but she couldn’t get the third in pictures. 
Credit: Kerry, Kruger pride safaris

is there one more styx male alive ?
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(03-17-2021, 06:20 PM)kobe8jf1234 Wrote: is there one more styx male alive ?

No.
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One of the Mjejane males 
"Love is in the air. Mating pair of lions on the S118, 6 March 2021"
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the Sweni pride male and dominant female. Right by the road S 126

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