This morning we took a drive to Sable Dam in the Kruger Park. It is now
the peak of the dry season as the first image clearly shows. Scroll L
for the other images. Next is a powerful pair of Buffalo Bulls slaking
their thirst. There was a huge herd of Buffalos in the surrounding bush
but very little for them to eat. Then a pair of Egyptian Geese. Left
again for a Sociable Weaver's nest. They nest in large numbers in these
communal nests which also serve as "restaurants" for some snake species.
A lone Spoonbill was very active searching for tit-bits in the mud.
Having received a tip off about some Lions on the edge of the main road,
we decided to go and have look. There was a big pile up of cars and one
Lion was just departing as we arrived. We eventually wiggled the car
into the prime spot for just long enough to get a couple of shots of the
other.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/wisselstroom/48611030393/
K5 with DA 18-55 (1st image), HD 55-300 (2nd & 3rd images) & Sigma
170-500 DG (last two images)
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