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Our first close encounter with a lion |
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He was protecting his Buffalo kill |


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The Oxpeckers live on animals such as giraffe, Buffalo and Antelope |

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Everywhere is dry and dusty but every so often you come across a beautiful lagoon |
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Red Lechwe |



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Great White Egret |
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Carmine Bee-eater |
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White-faced Whistling Ducks |
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Hadada and Glossy Ibis |

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These Elies were not too happy. They could hear lions and they had lost a baby to the lions the previous week. |


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Wild Dogs are an endangered species. We were so lucky to see them |

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The adults were bonding with the puppies |

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Side-striped Jackal |


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Anyone for spare-rib? This Hyena was feeding off what was left of the Buffalo! |
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Yellow Mongoose |

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Not a good picture but the only one I have of an Ostrich! We only saw two dduring our 8 days on safari |
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ground Hornbill |
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Saddle-billed Stork. A stunning bird! |



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Buffalo |

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It was fun to see the Cattle Egret hitching a ride! |
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Wildebeest |
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More Oxpeckers |





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These Elephant were actually chasing us! Scary and exhilerating experience! |
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Batelier |
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This beautiful plant, Catsclaw,suddenly adds colour to an otherwise colourless landscape. |
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African Hawk Eagle. It has wonderful markings! |
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Coucal |

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The Boabab Tree. We were always taken to a scenic spot for drinks at Sundown. |
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Kori Bustard |
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Korhaan |

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Red Lechwe |
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Steenbok, a very tiny antelope |
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Sable Antelope |

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Impala |

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A very large herd of Buffalo at Sundown |





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Another beautiful Lagoon |
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The only Hippo we saw on dry land in daylight |


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Leopard |








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