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The Birmingham Males
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Male #1, credits to Tristan and Grayson Dicks Wildlife Photography.
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Photo and information credits: Robin Hester Photography
"Beautiful Birmingham/Gowrie male posing for us, photo taken whilst I co hosted a photographic safari for We Are Safaris. November 2016"  *This image is copyright of its original author
Male #4, credits to Dawie Jacobs - E.P Rangers.
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 (11-07-2016, 08:00 PM)Majingilane Wrote:(11-07-2016, 07:16 PM)leocrest Wrote: bboys are having a meeting to plan their next takeover. majis and matimbas beware. With all due respect , but what would be great to watch? The Majingilanes will run like a herd of impala when they will sense the the BBoys. And deep down you know that very well . (11-08-2016, 02:54 PM)bdg79 Wrote: With all due respect , but what would be great to watch? The Majingilanes will run like a herd of impala when they will sense the the BBoys. And deep down you know that very well . Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Still, it's a dance that has been happening since the dawn of time. The old gang defend their kingdom while a new one rises to conquer and take more by force. It's the natural process, and I want to see if my boys are up to the challenge, at least initially. Of course that eventually they will get conquered, if not by the Birminghams, by another coalition, but that is just how it is. I wasn't around then the Majingilane tookover, or when the Selatis did, so I would love to be able to read about it and, hopefully, to see videos of it.   *This image is copyright of its original author this image shows how big mfumo is compare to his coalition mates. if he ever gets over his timid nature, he could really have his way. the other two bboys in this photo are #1 and #2.
Male #3, credits to Robin Hester.
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Male #3 again, credits to Garry Mills.
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Credits to Cheetah Plains.
One of the Birmingham males was on patrol yesterday evening in Torchwood. In between regular scent marking, he started roaring while on the move. Video by Andrew Khosa Click on it to play.
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We spent the morning with three of the Birmingham Male Lion coalition at first rock this morning. It has been rare to see three of them together lately since they have been moving between prides and on territorial patrol. It is a fantastic sight to see them resting out in the open. Images by Andrew Khosa.  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
From Sheila's Africa:
"Early morning encounter with one of the Birmingham Boys close to Vuyatela dam"  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author  *This image is copyright of its original author
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