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African Safari, Justin Bell, Rare species

Special species – lesser kudu

The last great wilderness areas in warm climes are in Africa. Most of these areas have only been dramatically effected by man in the…

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African Safari, Dave Christensen, Mountains and hikes, Zimbabwe

A true wilderness experience.

After several years of conducting most of my safaris in East Africa, it has been wonderful to guide some safaris near home (Zimbabwe) again,…

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8 most special animal sightings, African Safari, Justin Bell, Namibia, Rare species

Our first day in Namibia

We had left the lush green swamps of the Okavango Delta a day before. One of the last activities we did there was riding…

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African Safari, Botswana, Justin Bell, Major predators

Hungry lions – Our second day at Vumbura

So, Wild Dogs hunting on Day One at Vumbura. Could Day Two possibly come close to that? The following afternoon we had planned a…

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8 most special animal sightings, African Safari, Botswana, Justin Bell, Rare species

Our First Day at Vumbura in the Okavango Delta

The African Wild Dog is one of Africa’s rarest large predators. Although they may look a little thin and sometimes mangy, I have a…

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Journeys, Justin Bell, Serengeti

Tracking a White Stork

I catch the daily morning flight on KLM from Amsterdam to Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. The airport terminal disappears from view within a few minutes…

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African Safari, Justin Bell, Serengeti, Tanzania

A closer look at the migration

We were on safari to witness the wildebeest migration in the green season, when they tend to disperse on the Plains, and we did….

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African Safari, Justin Bell, Major predators, Rare species, Serengeti, Tanzania

Young cheetahs hunting

A contrast to the scenario from my previous post was to happen a few days later when we found two hungry sub-adult cheetah attempting…

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African Safari, Justin Bell, Major predators, Serengeti, Tanzania

Mother cheetah – the provider

Throughout the morning we had driven across the Plains through herds of wildebeest and zebra. Day and week old wildebeest calves were everywhere. Prey…

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African Safari, Dave Christensen, Major predators, Serengeti, Tanzania

The Hyaena – the Serengeti’s Super Predator

As the crew went about their work preparing the balloon, a lone wildebeest ran up to within about fifteen yards of it before running…

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African Safari, Dave Christensen, Serengeti, Tanzania

Ballooning over the Migration

It’s early January in the Serengeti, and the rains this year have been good for the first time in several years.  Some years are…

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African Safari, Botswana, Justin Bell

A hippo encounters an elephant

Watching hippos bask in a pool of water, wheeze-honking every now and then and snorting when they come up for air, would make you…

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