November's been a month's of extremes in the Timbavati. From rains and back to dry scorching heat with lots of great wildlife sightings in between.
5 of Umlani’s Best Sightings… in Pictures
5 of the most amazing recent animal sightings captured in photos.
There is never a dull moment in the Timbavati wilderness.
The incredible wildlife sightings that Umlani Bush Camp guests and guides have been spoilt to lately are testament to that.
Here are 5 of the most amazing recent animal sightings captured in photos:
1) White Lion Romance
Recent Umlani guest, Annie Adam, shared her photos of the most amazing lion sighting. Not only did she and the other guests enjoy seeing one of the rare white lionesses close up on a game drive, but they were also treated to front row seats to that lioness and one of the mighty male’s mating.
Thanks Walkers Camp for the sighting.
Photo credit: Annie Adam Photo credit: Annie Adam
2) Baby Talk
Who can resist gushing over young African animals? It is always a treat to see them playing and learning in the bush. This great shot captured the spirit and cuteness of this little giraffe and her nearby zebra friend seen in the reserve.
3) Young Elephant Affection
This very special Umlani elephant encounter was beautifully immortalised in this photograph. The two young males and their playful antics were watched by fortunate guests for ages.
4) Posing Leopards
Umlani volunteers, Kaira de Kock clicked at just the right second and captured this perfect moment in her photograph. It is always very lucky and memorable to see leopards in their wilderness home, but this picture and its natural, artistic framing of the one cat makes it even more “wow”.
Photo credit: Kaira de Kock
5) Buffalo Stare Down
The moody character of these giant Umlani waterhole visitors was caught on camera by freelance guide Mike Lentz. We just love the composition of the photo and how it shows off the impressive buffalo (and egret) just owning that waterhole while they enjoy it.
Photo credit: Mike Lentz
Blog also shared on the Timbavati website.
Further Reading
Adam shares pictures showing why he thinks Ernest Hemingway was thinking about spring time in the Timbavati when he wrote, "“I never knew of a morning in Africa when I woke up that I was not happy.”
The Timbavati bush has completed its transformation from brown to green and the animal sightings that have come with spring time have been incredible. Here are the highlights from the last week of September.
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