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Credits: Mala Mala, image by Daniel Charles Bailey, August 10, 2018

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Credits: Mala Mala, image by Arjun Anand, posted August 12, 2018

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Photo of the absent Mfumo from February. Credits: Londolozi, image by Kylie Jones, posted February 3, 2018
One of the Birmingham males sitting on the the dam wall waiting to feed on a hippo that had been struck by lightning.

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Credits: Mala Mala, image by haz941, posted August 13, 2018


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Mfumo from January. Credits: Singita, images by Tiffany Franks, posted January 20, 2018
This magnificent member of the Birmingham coalition can stare right through you! What a beauty!

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(08-14-2018, 03:15 AM)Herekitty Wrote: Mfumo from January. Credits: Singita, images by Tiffany Franks, posted January 20, 2018
This magnificent member of the Birmingham coalition can stare right through you! What a beauty!

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has anyone heard or seen mfumo?
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Gotta be the most photogenic Lion coalition I've seen. Almost every single shot taken of them is epic.
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Neither seen nor heard from Mfumo since the start of July, hopefully he's somewhere nearby, blowing hot air in some lionesses ear...

Credit: Umkumbe, video by Geoffrey Haslam, posted Dec. 29, 2017.
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(08-14-2018, 06:17 AM)Musa15 Wrote: Gotta be the most photogenic Lion coalition I've seen. Almost every single shot taken of them is epic.

I agree with you, Nhenha and Nsuku especially.But nevertheless Im little dissapointed about their lack of strategy, as coalition.Their departure and the teritories which they are leaving behind,all those cubs which have been sired.My opinion is that they dont have a true leader,and they lack determination.They are just spreading their genes,but it would be better to be  trully prides protectors.The Avocas are getting more and more confident...
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Nhenha, photogenic, but not to be trifled with...

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Credit: Londolozi, image by Christy Bonnett, posted May 7, 2018
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Herekitty what was the last position where mfumo was sighted for the very last time ?
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@T Rabbit - the last photo of Mfumo appears to be the one @Abomai posted from MalaMala by ranger Gary Bruce dated July 8. Following that I read @Tshokwane say that he may hanging be with the Torchwood Pride, then Liam Donnelly from Flipside Wildlife Photography commented that  one of the MalaMala rangers mentioned that Mfumo was 'up North'. So he's been off the radar for 5-6 weeks. Perhaps having mated with all of the Ntsevu lionesses he got itchy feet, and Mala Mala does share 19 km of unfenced border with Kruger NP so maybe he's investigating new territory. As his absence lengthens the fear that he is gone forever increases. So when I see him again I'll definitely be having a drink in his honour.

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Nhenha at night. Credit: Mala Mala, image by Andrew Danckwerts, posted August 13, 2018

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Nsuku looking more nose scarred by the day. Credit: Mala Mala, image by Andrew Danckwerts, posted August 13, 2018

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Herekitty i got it. Maybe he is walking around kruger park with torchwoods. Only other females could make him left the easy life with the kambula pride.
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(08-14-2018, 01:21 PM)The Infamous Wrote: I agree with you, Nhenha and Nsuku especially.But nevertheless Im little dissapointed about their lack of strategy, as coalition.Their departure and the teritories which they are leaving behind,all those cubs which have been sired.My opinion is that they dont have a true leader,and they lack determination.They are just spreading their genes,but it would be better to be  trully prides protectors.The Avocas are getting more and more confident...

All successful coalitions do the same thing. They sire cubs with the females in their territory, when the competition for mating increases due to the shortage of females without cubs the coalition will seek out new females.
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