Elephant Plains is our only major problem left, although we are still some way off to getting it back - no ETA yet
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The Lioness sleeps at Elephant Plains, and, the Porcupine might be hiding in the grass at Nkorho!

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smalldog wrote:
Seems as if nothing much has developed at EP or NK all day long!  So, what happened to last night's Lioness at EP?  Was the Porcupine spotted again at NK, or, did the Leopard return?
  I think the fact that I missed seeing the Porcupine hurt me more than missing a Lion or Leopard LOL ..And I really wantt to see a Honeybadger too !!

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I just looked at the pics of the young Zebra at Nkorho today.  What a beautiful looking animal.  I hope he grows into his mane.  And the female Kudu was truly striking.  Great sightings today.

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Seems as if nothing much has developed at EP or NK all day long!  So, what happened to last night's Lioness at EP?  Was the Porcupine spotted again at NK, or, did the Leopard return?

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something out and about ..with zoomie ..thinking maybe that the Hyeana is either making low moaning sounds or maybe a Wildebeest or Impala in trouble ???

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10:21pm  a lone Hyeana made a quick walk thru ..from right side of WH up and off to the left ...some sounds, Hyeana maybe ? 

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9:45 PM NK......Drums & singing from the lodge.  The crickets are a nice accompaniment!

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6:45 pm   Wildebeest and impala moving in to the "lawn" in front of lodge.  Great work on the cams keeping the focus in this early evening light.

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Hey everyone.  So glad to see the cams back in operation.  I don't see the Ellie at NK.  Maybe he has gone further back into the trees.  I do hear some barking at EP--Baboons?

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Is the ellie behind the wildies, or in another spot?

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Looks like a "family" of terrapins at EP - two large, two small.

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