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1/2 Xikukutsu males on a recent sighting on Thornybush
Portrait of the old Birmingham male "Smudge"
Photo credit to: EV Photography  *This image is copyright of its original author
One of the three big and proud Machaton males and the cubs of the Takazile pride at Balule Game Reserve
Photo credit to: Di Fahn  *This image is copyright of its original author
The young Birmingham male is getting bigger snd strong each day who passes with his pride at Ngala Safari Lodge.
Photo credit to: Jared Timbavati-Ngala Safari Lodge,Posted: 30/08/2020  *This image is copyright of its original author
When you are the centre of attention and you don’t care. The Black Dam male in the Timbavati
Photo credit to: Mark Hunter Timbavati Game Reserve-South Africa,Posted: May 2019  *This image is copyright of its original author
The King in all his glory at Thornybush Game Reserve
caption by Capture_Africa_ The King of Sepia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This still has to be one of my favorite male lions... • The Mapoza male has many different battle scars, but the main one being his right eye. • A really powerful image with lots of different contrasts and textures. Photo credit to: Tristan Gary (Capture_Africa_) Thornybush Game Reserve-South Africa,Posted  30.08.20) *This image is copyright of its original author
unknown (beautiful) male seen recently on our cutline close to dundee.
This is one of the two new males that visit the Klaserie area (northern area) they came from the South Makumu area Photo credit to: Natasha Kotze Photography Klaserie Camps-Greater KNP,Posted: 26.08.2020  *This image is copyright of its original author
The two Mbiri male lions (current pride males of the Mayambula pride in KNP/Timbavati) the difference of size of the mane between the younger Mbiri and the larger Mbiri male is a bit remarkable here.
This probably show the proof that he is a bit younger than his brother! Photo credit to: S.Inkinen Manyeleti Game Reserve-2016  *This image is copyright of its original author
Trilogy male (fresh from another kill!) chasing Machaton males off buffalo kill (originally taken down by three Ross females who came back across from Timbavati with their cubs at the time)
Photo credit to: Baobab Ridge Game Lodge - Greater Kruger  *This image is copyright of its original author
The 2 Mbiri males at Bateleur Safari Camp a couple of years ago in Timbavati relaxing in the shade of the trees
Photo credit to: Brad Marais Timbavati-Bateleur Safari Camp,Posted 08/09/2018  *This image is copyright of its original author
The bigger of the two Xikukutsu males on Thornybush Game Reserve.
Will be this the start of the Monwana pride with a new coalition as pride males? Only time will tell... These guys means bussiness! Photo credit to: Ryan Jack Thornybush Game Reserve-Royal Malewane,Posted: 15/09/2020  *This image is copyright of its original author
A lioness from the timbila pride keeps a watchful eye for approaching hyenas.
Photo credit to: Craig Reid Klaserie Private Game Reserve-Greater Kruger,Posted: 15.09.2020.  *This image is copyright of its original author
"the difference of size of the mane between the younger Mbiri and the larger Mbiri male is a bit remarkable here"
Always was. Larger Mbirri always had overdeveloped for his age mane, while Shaka had underdeveloped mane. Still both were born in late 2013.
Mbiris at September:
 *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author October:  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author December: Stop at 1:11 When Mbiris came to an age in which mane starts growing, mane of larger Mbiri was developing much quicker. |
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