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N'waswitshaka males

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( This post was last modified: 06-04-2023, 05:19 AM by WildRev )

we were very happy to find the two remaining brothers of the N’waswitshaka coalition on our piece of land
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Amahle and Eorenji patrolling and Eorenji climbing a tree in his story

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Said to be Amahle with the Talamati pride 


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Amahle with the Talamati pride?  That's WAY out of his territory.  How could that be, and wow is that dangerous.
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(06-13-2023, 12:07 AM)T_Ferguson Wrote: Amahle with the Talamati pride?  That's WAY out of his territory.  How could that be, and wow is that dangerous.

Talamatis are hanging in Londolozi - Singita for a while now.

This was at Londolozi.
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Good to see the two remaining males on their kill with some Kambula lionesses and their cubs
Vid credit: Matt Rochford



Seems that Eorenji has new scars on his face. Maybe it was from mating or from the fighting with those fierce lionesses.
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(06-13-2023, 12:26 AM)Tr1x24 Wrote:
(06-13-2023, 12:07 AM)T_Ferguson Wrote: Amahle with the Talamati pride?  That's WAY out of his territory.  How could that be, and wow is that dangerous.

Talamatis are hanging in Londolozi - Singita for a while now.

This was at Londolozi.

OK.. it's time for your map to update.  :Grin hahaha
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Are the N’was.. separated since from the pictures it looks like one is with Talamati nomads and the other with Kambula lionesses and Cubs?
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(06-13-2023, 03:38 AM)GhostCatP-22 Wrote: Are the N’was.. separated since from the pictures it looks like one is with Talamati nomads and the other with Kambula lionesses and Cubs?

That's what it looks like and that makes me nervous.  It's also reported that Orange Eye has some battle scars on his face.
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(06-13-2023, 03:38 AM)GhostCatP-22 Wrote: Are the N’was.. separated since from the pictures it looks like one is with Talamati nomads and the other with Kambula lionesses and Cubs?

Both were sighted together at a kill alongside the Kambulas and cubs


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Another angle from what looks like the same kill sighting.

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"The Ndhzenga males return after an encounter with the Black Dam males"



I think the N'waswitshaka males have another problem- the Nkhula young males who are also in the area at the moment. 
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Looks fine
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Londolozi is a popular corridor for migrating nomadic lions hoping to avoid contact.
And their recent escapades dont give me the impression they are ready yet.

I wouldnt be to worried about the Nkhulas. They will likely move on soon.
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https://blog.londolozi.com/2023/06/19/the-ndzhenga-coalition/
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