Bath Time
Some elephants enjoying a quick mud bath to cool themselves down. Photo taken along the Silale Swamp in Tarangire.
Serengeti Migration Blog
Our Nomad Guides are in the midst of the Serengeti action every day, here are their migration reports hot off the plains.
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The Grass is Greener…
It has been a super green season in Ndutu with the green grass drawing the migrating wildebeest back for grazing. The nutritious grassy plains are...
Dusty Ndutu
Just a quick one from me to say Ndutu is now very dry.
Big change to how it was just a few weeks ago, and we are seeing a lot of the animals are...
Calving continued
Mid Feb and the migration is now quite widely spread in Ndutu. Such a contrast to just a few weeks ago, its very dry after a sudden change in the...
Wobbly wildebeest
The first calves of the season are here and we have some touching shots just moments after the arrival of these newborn...
Ndutu rains are here
The rains are getting heavy and bringing in more of the wildebeest from the hidden valley to the big marsh. They are spread out feeding on the...
Meet Blondy
Meet Blondy, one of three male lions who are all much lighter than usual, giving them this beautiful golden-blonde appearance. They all belong to...
Shouldn’t be long now…
No calves yet, but it shouldn't be long before we see some around.
Lots of big bellies among the wildebeest and we are all on standby to see...
Wild Dogs in the Serengeti
Between Kusini and Ndutu, on the way to Kakesio - southern Serengeti, there have been some new wild dog sightings. This is unusual for the area,...
#LionAround
Maswa is under water, with lots of flooded patches and you would be pushed to get there, so just beware. Us two legged creatures may not be able...
Competition in Ndutu
Quick update with some action from the Serengeti. One of my fellow Northern Guides Ali Kea came across a rather unusual sight with some Nomad...
The Hadzabe tribe
The Hadzabe people are an indigenous ethnic group living around Lake Eyasi, in the southern part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. There are...
Beasties in Bologonja
Migration Movements.
From early september the wildebeest have moved away from Nyamalumbwa and headed towards Lobo through the woodlands....
