Simba! The photo record

[hyperD]

Very nice EO!

[mudskipper]

Your 'species unknown' in Kruger may be a dik-dik. How big was it?

Steenbok?

[EternalOptimist]

part II


A hyena pup. on the road to Phalaborwa




Running hard through the fog.on the road to Phalaborwa





Impala. Khama Rhino sanctuary Botswana




Rhino with youngster.Khama Rhino sanctuary Botswana




Vultures and warthogs share the waterhole.Khama Rhino sanctuary Botswana





A kukdu (?).Khama Rhino sanctuary Botswana




Mud with a grass roof. Kalahari Botswana





Donkey cart . Kalahari Botswana




The ladies of Maun, Botswana




An ostrich in the salt pans, Northerm Kalahari , Botswana





A cemetary in the Kalahari , Botswana





Simba! a lion on the move in Rustenburg, SA.




Whale watching at Gans bay, SA




The country fair at Robertson hosted a marching pipe band.




Shanty town Nkqubela, Robertson SA




The supermarket at shanty town Nkqubela, Robertson SA





The old masonic lodge , Robertson SA




Penguins at Stoney point, Bettys bay SA

[Mich the Tester]

Steenbok?

It would have to be a very young steenbok without horns, and it's a bit big for a juvenile at 1m. Perhaps a big juvenile.

[Dactylion]

Wildebeest. Kruger

Nice pictures EO

But if they are Wildebeest I need to get my glasses changed!

[mudskipper]

It would have to be a very young steenbok without horns, and it's a bit big for a juvenile at 1m. Perhaps a big juvenile.

It's got horns. Little straight steenbokky ones.

[EternalOptimist]

dactylion, what are they ?

buffalo ?

[NickFitz]

Nice pics!

[Mich the Tester]

Kudu is absolutely delicious meat; full of flavour and very tender.

[EternalOptimist]

Kudu is absolutely delicious meat; full of flavour and very tender.

I didnt see too many cats or dogs in SA or Botswana, so I was a bit wary of eating the meat. at first.
then the sweetness of the food in general moved me to eat the 1lb steaks with chips.

very nice. some of the sauces are brilliant. and I discovered Achet (sp?) a sort of spicy relish, that the locals eat with everything.

anyways mich, thanks for your advice before i went, it helped. I have some grand stories