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(09-12-2017, 10:49 PM)sik94 Wrote: They aren't that massive but all are decent sized lions except for tinyo. In this video nehna seems to be in front, nsuku behind, and mfumo to the right of nsuku. This video confirms that mfumo indeed is the biggest, then nhena, then nsuku, and tinyo is the smallest of the birminghams.
Each of them are special in their own way
Nsuku - Leader
Nhena - Biggest Mane
Tinyo - Darkest Mane
Mfumo - Biggest
(09-12-2017, 10:49 PM)sik94 Wrote: They aren't that massive but all are decent sized lions except for tinyo. In this video nehna seems to be in front, nsuku behind, and mfumo to the right of nsuku. This video confirms that mfumo indeed is the biggest, then nhena, then nsuku, and tinyo is the smallest of the birminghams.
In that video it is Tinyo at the front, Mfumo nearest the camera & Nsuku on the far side.
(09-15-2017, 05:31 PM)Wild Warrior Wrote: Nhenha isn't there. That's Tinyo, Mfumo and Nsuku... The lion which is in front is Tinyo..
Nhena is there. That little mark on the right side of his snout is how I know, that mark is visible on some other photos as well.
The one in the front is Tinyo not Nhenha he has a scar near his right hind leg, the scar he has in his face was probably from fighting with Mfumo once again they both have fresh scars
Nkorho Bush Lodge:
24 September
Afternoon Drive
- Not too long afterwards an UNKNOWN male lion was found on the western side of the lodge. We believe the male to be one of the two STYX males. He was very injured by the BIRMINGHAM males the night before.
- Found two BIRMINGHAMS only a few hundred meters away from the unknown male busy roaring.
25 September
Morning Drive
- We started this morning by trying to find out if the UNKNOWN male lion was okay.
We found him still resting west of the lodge. Photos of the Unknown (possibly Styx) Male by Chene Wales-Baillie.
