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Month: August 2018

  • Twinspots doing well!

    Posted on 27th August 201828th August 2018 by liek@outinafrica.com
    We sighted our old resident female leopard, Twinspots, near KwaMbili the other day. She had found the carcass of a dead impala which she took up into a tree to feed on. Being around 15 years old, she really is…
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  • Vervet monkeys

    Posted on 20th August 201820th August 2018 by liek@outinafrica.com
    If you look at vervet monkeys you could be forgiven for thinking they are quite simple animals but these creatures are actually fascinating and smarter than you think! They are known to sit outside campsites or houses – where you…
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  • The Southern Ground Hornbill

    Posted on 10th August 2018 by liek@outinafrica.com
    We were lucky enough to see these rare Ground Hornbills, one of the more striking large birds in the bush. They move around in small groups scouting for prey such as lizards, insects and snakes and their distinct call reach…
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  • On the rise…

    Posted on 6th August 20186th August 2018 by liek@outinafrica.com
    The female leopard from the area north of KwaMbili has successfully raised three cubs to over a year old now. It is unusual for so many cubs to survive so long and demonstrates this female’s abilities. There are two little…
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  • New life at the…

    Posted on 3rd August 20186th August 2018 by liek@outinafrica.com
    Did you know that hyena cubs are born with their eyes open, their teeth erupted and ‘aggressive’ tendencies developed? They are therefore playful from a very early age. All cubs live in a communal den where they are fed very…
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