We said "farewell" to Don, Michele, Anne and Gary this morning and wished them well on their next adventure. We were pleasantly surprised to run into a number of fellow ROARers at the Federal Air terminal this afternoon. They were all headed home but we are off for a quick visit to Victoria Falls.
We enjoyed all three camps that we visited - each was very unique. We were lucky to experience special and unique sightings at each one. The highlights at Leopard Hills were 4 lions - three males and one female that were very close to the lodge for the time we were there - and the wild dog pups. The rangers are wild about these pups as none of them have seen this before.
Here are a few pictures from Leopard Hills.
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Impala herd
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Wild dog mother with pups
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Wild dog
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Waterbuck
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Mr T and his lady friend. They were "courting" for the 4 days we were there.
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Our best leopard sighting at LH - a big male that we saw at night.
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Zebra
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Leaving the South African bush for now - but we will return someday