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(08-18-2022, 05:40 PM)Timbavati Wrote: The Monwana/Thornybush male seen on 13th August at Siviti. He was seen recently with his partner, the Guernsey male both in excellent condition.
Image credit: Bev Verweij
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Any update on older Monwana male with Giraffe young male?
(08-19-2022, 04:20 AM)Timbavati Wrote: The Birmingham breakaway young males were seen yesterday afternoon at Shindzela Tented Camp
Image credit: Jari Jo Sadlowski.
(08-18-2022, 10:11 AM)Tonpa Wrote: Boabab Ridge found a Hyena carrying a male lions head. They're gonna investigate
"The most unusual sighting was photographed on our traverse this week!!!
Seeing a hyena carrying the head of a predator is one thing, but on closer inspection, it seems it is a male lion skull!!
We will be investigating further to hopefully find out, which male lion it is.
Please comment if you have further information, as our guides have reported only seeing four of the five Vuyela and the giraffe males have been seen on our property and traverse."
This is not the Giraffe male accompanying the limping Monwana is it?
Apparently both males were seen yesterday looking in good condition and doing well. They've been hanging around Makeppies area quite a lot
A little throwback to December 2016
Same sighting posted by @BA0701
The older Mapoza male being chased off by the two Mbiri males at Baobab Ridge Game Lodge, Klaserie Private Nature Reserve
Image credit: Baobab Ridge Game Lodge
(08-18-2022, 10:11 AM)Tonpa Wrote: Boabab Ridge found a Hyena carrying a male lions head. They're gonna investigate
"The most unusual sighting was photographed on our traverse this week!!!
Seeing a hyena carrying the head of a predator is one thing, but on closer inspection, it seems it is a male lion skull!!
We will be investigating further to hopefully find out, which male lion it is.
Please comment if you have further information, as our guides have reported only seeing four of the five Vuyela and the giraffe males have been seen on our property and traverse."
(08-18-2022, 10:11 AM)Tonpa Wrote: Boabab Ridge found a Hyena carrying a male lions head. They're gonna investigate
"The most unusual sighting was photographed on our traverse this week!!!
Seeing a hyena carrying the head of a predator is one thing, but on closer inspection, it seems it is a male lion skull!!
We will be investigating further to hopefully find out, which male lion it is.
Please comment if you have further information, as our guides have reported only seeing four of the five Vuyela and the giraffe males have been seen on our property and traverse."
(08-19-2022, 12:48 PM)Tonpa Wrote: Birmingham Breakaway Males by Johan Smalman
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Is the seventh, and eldest, still in poor health and separated from the other 6?
Yeah, not sure when the last sighting of him was
Thornybush rangers told me they saw him a few days ago
Thank you for that! I hope he can meet up with his brothers soon, since he has been reported as being in poor health and his best chances will be if he can stick close with them.
