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Lions of Timbavati

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(03-01-2021, 12:22 AM)sik94 Wrote:
(02-28-2021, 11:09 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Saw that too, interested to see who they are.

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Youngsters being chased 
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(03-01-2021, 02:27 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: Skorros and Mbiris are certainly not invading Ross males territory, if there where recent presence of Ross males there, that lioness and Skorro pride would certaintly not been there.. 
Territory shifts happen not only through taking vacated arena, but also through takeovers with force. I am not saying there is takeover happening, but there is terrytorial dispute there as Skorro pride is chassing part of Birmingham pride through Birmingham pride territory.

(03-01-2021, 02:27 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: And stop with these, Ngala is territory of only Ross males, reserve boundaries are not lions territory boundaries, lions territory change daily..
In this case reserve boundaries kind of is territory boundry of Ross males. Of course lions do not care about reserve boundarys, but Ngala through past 3 years or so was totally dominated by Ross males with no other dominant males showing themselfs there.

(03-01-2021, 02:27 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote: That was exact reaction with N. Avocas when they where seen in Londolozi and MalaMala, people where like "oh look N. Avocas are in Londolozi and MalaMala, they are invading Bboys"..
I do not think those two cases are comparable. It would be if Avocas would chasse around part of Kambula pride.
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One of these should be white dot right? She was with their group, anyone see her?
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(03-01-2021, 02:57 AM)Potato Wrote: Territory shifts happen not only through taking vacated arena, but also through takeovers with force. I am not saying there is takeover happening, but there is terrytorial dispute there as Skorro pride is chassing part of Birmingham pride through Birmingham pride territory

They didnt chased Birmingham pride, they chased Birmingham subadults or breakeaway subadults , who are not under control of any territorial males anymore and they have no territory (they where mostly in the Mbiris and Skorro's territory in the past month btw). 

(03-01-2021, 02:57 AM)Potato Wrote: In this case reserve boundaries kind of is territory boundry of Ross males. Of course lions do not care about reserve boundarys, but Ngala through past 3 years or so was totally dominated by Ross males with no other dominant males showing themselfs there

Orpen males showed in Ngala from time to times in the past, even last year there was Junior with Mbiris there on WildEarth.. And Mbiris where there also on WildEarth, and thats only what we seen, there where plenty more what we didn't see.. 

This is just territorial pride chasing subadults, nothing else.. If Ross males where near by they wouldn't come that far east, so this has nothing to do with Ross males or Birmingham prides territory, because those subadults dont have territory..
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There was some Ross Male footage published today too





and this 
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An amazing shot of the Smaller Mbiri male seen a couple of days ago on a territorial patrol near Orpen Gate in the Kruger National Park.
What a badass looking!
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Side profile of the Smaller Mbiri male!
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The lone Dundee male was seen recently hunting wildebeest on the Xanatseni Private Camp airstrip. The team have only seen this individual once before in this area last December when he was with with two females from the Balule Pride! Darryn has been seeing regular tracks for a single male, so it could be this boy sticking around… ��Some more interesting news on the lion front, Darryn spotted one of the Vuyela males mating with a female about a week ago.
Thanks for the update Darryn!
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Beautiful lionesses of Timbavati
Giraffe lioness and River pride lioness (mother of the newest cub)
First two photo a Giraffe lioness and last photo River pride female
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New pride on Ngala during the livestream, guide said he counted 13 lions, quite a few sub-adult males. No pride males around. 




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Really old female in bad shape

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(03-03-2021, 09:37 PM)Tonpa Wrote: New pride on Ngala during the livestream, guide said he counted 13 lions, quite a few sub-adult males. No pride males around. 




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Really old female in bad shape

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Mayambula pride 100% 
The female on the last photo was photographed by Chad Cocking a few years ago
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(03-04-2021, 12:38 AM)TinoArmando Wrote: Mayambula pride 100% 
The female on the last photo was photographed by Chad Cocking a few years ago

That also is prob the pride which Skorros and Mbiris "chased" , Scar Mbiri was not that interested into them as Skorro lioness and people who witnessed it would prob said it if there was white lions, so i dont think that where Birmingham subadults.
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Have they ever been around ngala before? They were abandoned by the mbiris correct?
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(03-04-2021, 12:38 AM)TinoArmando Wrote:
(03-03-2021, 09:37 PM)Tonpa Wrote: New pride on Ngala during the livestream, guide said he counted 13 lions, quite a few sub-adult males. No pride males around. 




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Really old female in bad shape

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Mayambula pride 100% 
The female on the last photo was photographed by Chad Cocking a few years ago

So this Mayambula pride used to be ruled by Mbiri males (and the sub-adults are theirs) and they, the Mbiri males now dominate the Skorro pride only instead, that's how it is now? Thank you in advance.
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(03-04-2021, 01:34 AM)Tonpa Wrote: Have they ever been around ngala before? They were abandoned by the mbiris correct?

They are in Kruger just north of Ngala and Orpens.. Idk if they are fully abandoned, but in recent months Mbiris are almost always with Skorros, mating. 

If im not mistaken Mbiris where seen with them few months or so ago, so they prob drag them closer to Skorro's territory, which ofc Skorro females will not like.
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