First of all thank you for the great pictures  Charles Freeman...Keep posting ...No problem with tinypic ...I don't know how long they keep pics ...but the pics I have uploaded three years before they are still on Boma ...

Hi Howwa...new day always sneaks up on me too..lol

oh...weetbix this morning...lol

I can hear lions roaring at EP

Hot dog, I remembered; it is almost time for the New Day!  Hi again, everyone.  What a beautiful sharp view at Nk!

Hi Everyone...wow...lots of pages for me to catch up on this morning..I thought there must have been something interesting...and there was...lions...and I missed them..lol.  I'm actually kicking myself because I normally get up quite early and this morning I decided to stay a little longer in bed.  Had I got up at my usual time I would have seen them

And I feel so sad to read about the poor little leopard cub...how tragic.  It is nature, but it's still hard to accept.

     BUT I DONT  KNOW ABOUT TINY PICS 

    i use flickr for all my own photos i put in bird section

    but for  streaming cam pics i use photo bucket

Yes. I am sure that you could site a streaming camera there. There are a few Penguin sites around the Cape: Boulder's Beach where we went, Betty's Bay nearer to Hermanus and we saw a few Penguins on Robben Island (where Nelson Mandela was incarcerated).  Robben Island would be a non-starter for servicing the camera because it is a few kilometres off-shore.  Boulder's Beach would be best.  It is of course a protected area - but then so is the Kruger and Sabi Sands. 

From memory the colony grew from just a very few Penguins about 20/30 years ago to around 3000 now.  (I might have got those figures wrong).  They used to be called Jackass Penguins and they bray like a donkey.  Just like so many of the the road names in South Africa, they have now changed name and are called African Penguins.  I have a wonderful short video of Penguins braying, but not sure how to do show you do that - via Youtube I suppose but have never ventured into that.  If you want more pictures of Penguins then send me a PM - presumably that will come direct into my e-mail box?.  The rest of the pictures I have got down to 100 - 200 Kb but there's a limit to what I can further reduce and upload.

Charles

Part 1 of the lions visit is HERE

Charles, Love the Penquins ! I have been meaning to learn more about them. I guess now is a good time to start LOL. Are they in an area that could possibly sustain a streaming cam ?  If they are,  then maybe we could all beg, plead,  cajole, wheedle,  and sweet talk Campbell into placing one more live cam ?