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Sun, 29/04/2007 - 3:16pm
 
 ~New Day~ The Nkorho Sightings Discussion topic is only for Nkorho Cam sightings, related observations and discussion. If you have any questions/answers about animals seen on the cam, you can also use the "Nkorho Sightings Discussion" topic. __________________
Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:27pm
#2
Thought I just heard the leopard sawing again. Anyone else? __________________
Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:25pm
#3
 I don't know about the jackal - the pic is really indistinct - but the antelope is highly unlikely to be an Impala (again the pic is too indistinct to make a positive ID) as they move around in herds, and this animal is clearly solitary. __________________
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Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:24pm
#4
Aquila wrote:
Well.........I don't have any idea....so I posted it as "unknown" in the streaming pics thread. If someone identifies it....they can edit me. :lol:
Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:23pm
#5
maxx wrote:
I think some sort of antelope-like creature for the first one....and maybe jackel (the one I posted) for the second. I really don't think we would see a jackal at that distance. Can't even see them back there in daylight unless cam op finds them and zooms. But do I know what it was?.... NO LOL __________________
Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:15pm
#6
I think some sort of antelope-like creature for the first one....and maybe jackel (the one I posted) for the second.
Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:12pm
#7
Aquila wrote: I got it on video the first one. Not good clarity..... I'd say Impala. If you look at the reflection about 55 seconds in, you can almost see antlers. Young male?
Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:12pm
#8
Second critter http://s162.photobucket.com/albums/t270/Aquila_WH/?action=view¤t=Critter043007_1051pm.flv __________________
Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:11pm
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mytmoss wrote:
Thanks Maxx, not enough detail for me to tell, maybe someone else? It moved from there to the left side of the hole...where it sorta got lost in the light-blast. I think it might have been a jackel?
Mon, 30/04/2007 - 2:09pm
#10
Thanks Maxx, not enough detail for me to tell, maybe someone else? Mike __________________
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~Christy~
Hey Tabs! When I first started viewing the cam last fall I use to see deerlike critters at night. Never knew what they were unless the cam op was still up and would zoom. Some I think were identified as reedbucks, then their were small ones that were way smaller than impalas. Once I think the cam op even zoomed on one that seemed to be a waterbuck atleast going by it's horns. Most of the time they were either solitary or in doubles. Never did actually see an impala that was identified as such.
I have seen the impalas moving around at night or hanging out in the right field a few times this year but don't recall any being solitary.
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