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  • Giraffe News

    Posted on 12th April 2021 by liek@outinafrica.com
    A truly humbling experience is to be in the presence of one of Africa’s many giants. Siting in silence and observing the behavior as well as mannerisms of these colossal creatures is without a doubt something to cherish and remember…
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  • The amazing chameleon

    Posted on 15th March 2021 by liek@outinafrica.com
    Early one morning we were busy with our daily maintenance tasks in and around the lodge. During a perimeter check we were treated to an amazing sight, front row-seats if you will, of a unique creature boasting an array of…
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  • Marula Season!

    Posted on 2nd February 20213rd February 2021 by liek@outinafrica.com
    It’s early February in the Lowveld and that can only mean one thing, MARULAS! New Year in the Lowveld is perfectly timed as it is the beginning of the Marula season. During the first few weeks of January the fruit…
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  • How to kill a…

    Posted on 26th January 202126th January 2021 by liek@outinafrica.com
    A neat find while walking about in camp today is a little bug called the millipede assassin bug nymph! A gruesome name but in reality a necessary part of the environment – just like other creatures. Because of the defence…
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  • Not fun becoming a…

    Posted on 15th December 2020 by liek@outinafrica.com
    This past week I had the privilege of viewing this Spotted Hyena (Crocuta Crocuta) feeding off the scraps dropped by a leopard on its impala kill in a Marula tree. This specific hyena was very slow, disorientated and had visible…
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  • Millipedes Mating

    Posted on 22nd November 202015th December 2020 by liek@outinafrica.com
    Sometimes taking a look at the smaller things can be very interesting and something that we take tend to overlook are the strange creatures called millipedes! We see how they move around and are fascinated by their hundreds of legs.…
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  • The fascinating woodpecker

    Posted on 16th November 202015th December 2020 by liek@outinafrica.com
    This morning we came across a special sighting in the form of a Bennett’s Woodpecker, which reminded me about how unique and special these creatures are. Known for knocking tree trunks with their beak, these species actually do this for…
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  • Prickly Pear

    Posted on 22nd September 2020 by liek@outinafrica.com
    Out in the bush it is very common to see euphorbia or cactus-looking plants but one particular species stands out the most and is very common all over South Africa. It is called the Prickly Pear, a highly invasive alien…
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  • Brown Ivory

    Posted on 4th August 2020 by liek@outinafrica.com
    This very attractive, well-groomed tree is called a Brown Ivory. They can reach up to 20 metres in height. The Brown Ivory is an iconic tree in the Thornybush Nature Reserve, with its umbrella-like shape caused by giraffe and elephant…
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  • Blue Wildebeest

    Posted on 27th July 2020 by liek@outinafrica.com
    There is a unique story about the Blue Wildebeest told in many African cultures over many generations and it goes like this: After the gods created all the animals they realized that they had made too many spare parts of…
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