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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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Coalitions of Kruger National Park
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  (07-31-2021, 02:02 AM)Timbavati Wrote: A recent sighting from four days ago of the last Eastern Bank male and the South Shishangeni male. Both males with a full belly and restingCan anyone provide info on the timing/circumstances of the formation of the coalition between SSM and EBM? Thank you in advance.  (08-02-2021, 03:40 AM)Mohawk Wrote: Can anyone provide info on the timing/circumstances of the formation of the coalition between SSM and EBM? Thank you in advance. Well obiviously EBM lost his brothers and territory (some say to Mjejanes, some to young Jocks) , SSM was a loner who hang around Malelane Gate, but young Jocks took control of that whole area so he moved off.. Being 2 nomadic males in the same area they form a coalition and moved into Afsaal area, where presence of Mpondos become weaker with 3 members returning north in early to mid 2020. They are prob the males who fight 5th Mpondo and responsible for disappearence of Blonde Mpondo as they took their prides. 
The Nsemani/Mbiri male lion on a stroll near Satara in Kruger National Park.
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The two remaining Mazithi males.
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(08-02-2021, 08:53 PM)lionuk Wrote: The two remaining Mazithi males.They've lost a lot of mane. I don't know due which, but perhaps stress and lack of food are playing an important role here. 
T of the Mjejane males, babysitting the Mjejane / Lukimbi pride cubs seen in July in Kruger National Park, T a very fierce boy but with extraordinary patience with his little offspring.
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I can’t believe what my eyes are seen! What a fantastic sighting of the Torchwood male seen at elephant waterhole in Leeupan area in the Kruger National Park.
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Mazithi/Tshokwane males :
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(08-03-2021, 12:47 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Mazithi/Tshokwane males : A promising coalition in Kruger. Hopefully they'll grow healthy and strong. Although would be good if they received another name, Perhaps, according the road name where they are photographed or a name that means something. A lot of Mazithi males lately haha. 
Make sure to turn the volume up high!
One of the remaining two of Hoedspruit males announce his presence loudly at Kapama. Kapama, South Africa. Photographer Credit: To follow & for print: @linz_bushlife_photography  (08-02-2021, 11:39 PM)Timbavati Wrote: I can’t believe what my eyes are seen! What a fantastic sighting of the Torchwood male seen at elephant waterhole in Leeupan area in the Kruger National Park. I read on a facebook group that he is part of a coalition with two fourway males supposedly sons of the matshapiri males, are these two fourway males the only matshapiri sons still alive?
Stunning recent shot of the White Ghost Casper!
One of the four Shish males. It was recently reported that Casper and his 3 brothers fought a bloody fight with the two Nsemani males ( The older Mbiri & Rockfig ). The Nsemani males are not related by blood but formed a successful coalition. The photographer mentioned the Shish males were injured after the fight, but they were seen in the morning together announcing their presence through their strong roars. Kruger National Park, South Africa. Photographer Credit: To follow & for print: @tyronerea_photography  |
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