It was a lovely sunny Saturday morning and within an hour and a half we saw lots of lion, buck, rhino, zebra, wild dogs, cheetahs, leopards and more. It was a great experience.
Lions next to the road, I was terrified!
The white lions where in there own camp and waiting to be fed, so we couldn't go in. You could see that they where really hungry, walking up and down the fence and growling and staring! Very, very scary!
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Friends eating together.
African buffalo, they apparently have a very unpredictable nature!
"I have to say my prayers before I start eating!"
"Please take a Photo of me too?" |
I didn't feel comfortable doing that, as to me it seemed like they where a bit anxious and disturbed. But this one was really posing very relaxed for a photo on the rock, for some time!
It was still the dry season, so the poor Zebra's stripes where more black and brown, than black and white.
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Lovely photos Hetta. I love the one of the Zebra, they are so photogenic. We have spent many a happy hour in the Kruger Park and loved every minute of it. But we have NEVER seen a Tiger in there ;)
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