Amboseli Porini Camp
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The real deal
... mongoose and the African civet cat. So, cameras in hand, we went down to the location after dinner and proceeded to marvel at these little animals. Imagine our thoughts when, thinking we were watching native exotic cats, we were informed that they were just domestic cats that hang around to get fed. The civet cats weren't there any more. Oh well, now I can add the common house moggy to my list of sighted African cats!
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Looking for Kilimanjaro
... of the whole trip, we saw many young animals and babies of all animal types – wildebeest, zebra, lions, cheetahs, leopards, baboons, water buffalo, elephants, giraffe, impala, gazelles, pretty much everything. And Amboseli was no exception. Some of the baby elephants we saw here were tiny - only weeks old. They easily ran underneath their mother's belly, cavorting with each other.
We saw a feisty young zebra, running and jumping and kicking ...
Legacy Safaris Game Report, Masai Mara, June 2012
... buffalo and were with three females. They had killed a large male hippo on the 15th near the Olkiombo
sundowner tree and ate off it for three days with the Olkiombo pride of 8 lion. They kill hippo and male buffalo frequently. They are often seen on the south bank of the Talek River near to fig tree camp. Notch the old male is looking his age now and is often seen on the Talek River below the Olkiombo airstrip.
The Lioness Nyota and her male cub Moja who is 6 months old can ...
Amboseli National Park
... 18. After the description I think Tom felt very grateful that he was born in Australia! Then we went into one of their houses, which it is the women’s job to construct. It’s very cosy, in a kind of spiral shape with the walls made of sticks covered in a mixture of cow dung, ash and mud. The cooking fireplace had a small opening in the wall above it about the size of a tennis ball, so it was unsurprising that ...
Dolphin Safari
... day. Bags of sweets, pens and pencils - their faces lit up and it was such an amazing moment to give them something. It was safe to say my bag of sweets went down he best and the young boy, maybe 2 or 3 years old grabbed them and ran off holding them above his head like a trophy. This moment topped off another fantastic day and I will be sad to be leaving such a lovely place in a few days time! A few days left to relax before the dreaded 24 hour journey home..... See you all ...
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