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Lions of Sabi Sands
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Tsalala male - Sabi Sabi Reserve - August 3,2017
The three Tsalala males spent the whole day at the watering hole in front of Selati Camp after having moved away from their now finished buffalo carcass.  *This image is copyright of its original author
https://youtu.be/15YZzeasXX8 Here is the link of the avoca males challenging the matshiphri male and mating with the lionesses.
sabisabi reserve
 *This image is copyright of its original author The three Tsalala males have been spending a lot more time on our Northern property, and have been quite vocal about it! They have been managing to succeed in a few hunts, especially on all the large herds of Cape Buffalo passing through. Here they were seen resting in a dry riverbed during the heat of the day.
Yesterday the vets tried to remove the snare around the neck of one of the young Charlston males but sadly he passed away well under anesthetic. Very sad news. The remaining Charlston youngster has joined up with Hilda's Rock male and an unknown big male lion
Credits: Mark Murray Winckler  *This image is copyright of its original author
What a disheartening story. These young males are true survivors who lost their pride unusually early in life and now this happens. Atleast the surviving male has the backing of a decent sized coalition now, a ragtag coalition of three lone survivors out to do big things.
Two new male lions have popped in for a visit. It is the second time the Avoca males have trekked south to Inyati. Being part of a vast reserve such as Greater Kruger National Park means that Guides and Guests at Inyati Game Lodge are likely to find new animals every drive.
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Photo Credits willie_pienaar_wildlife
R.I.P young boy Charleston young male  *This image is copyright of its original author
Photo Credits Eckson Sithole
My boys Tsalala\Marthly young males  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
Photo by Jacques proust
Young Avoca males are back at Mala Mala  *This image is copyright of its original author
 (08-09-2017, 09:14 AM)Gamiz Wrote: Two new male lions have popped in for a visit. It is the second time the Avoca males have trekked south to Inyati. Being part of a vast reserve such as Greater Kruger National Park means that Guides and Guests at Inyati Game Lodge are likely to find new animals every drive. |
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