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N'waswitshaka males

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Eorenji 
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Eorenji 

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Amahle male
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Nwaswitshaka males and kambula girls 



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( This post was last modified: 09-27-2022, 03:16 PM by lionuk )

Ubuso looks great. Hopefully he's recovering nicely with his latest limping problem. 

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Nwaswitshakas male



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Amahle and Eorenji 

It's great to see them with full bellies after feeding on the giraffe kill
Vid Credit: Dan Fiser


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Nwaswitshakas were seen eating giraffe Carasess. 



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Nwaswitshakas and kambula girl
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Ndzhenga Males

The Ndhzenga males continue to mate with the females from the Kambula pride.
  • This month 16 of the 27 sightings of these males were with lionesses from the Kambula pride. The male with the club foot and injuries to his hind quarters was recorded more with his coalition partners this month than in recent months.
  • On the 18th, the male with the club foot was roaring at the base of a jackalberry tree that held the Island female and her hoisted bushbuck kill on the western bank of the Sand River, south of West Street. 
  • On the 19th, three males (excluding the individual with the abdominal protrusion) trailed a herd of buffalo from Confluence Crossing to eastern MalaMala; they were unsuccessful in their pursuit. While the two ‘unblemished’ males were tolerant of his presence, they were notably uncomfortable, scent marking and positioning themselves between the lionesses and their coalition mate. 
  • All four males fed on the remains of a giraffe kill with members of the Kambula pride north of Ivory Pan on the 30th . 
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Nice to see Gore getting some action!
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Amahle, Ubuso and Eorenji walking.  Ubuso looks a bit better after his limping problem. 
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A great sighting of all of the four males together with Kambula pride this morning. 
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A great sighting of all of the 4 males bonding
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