This is the last of the ten promised Zimanga photography blogs.
The image was taken at Bhejane Hide, Zimanga Private Game Reserve’s evening-light-reflection-pool-hide. More Zimanga images at https://sperka.info/2015/07/22/reflection-plus-zimanga/
I hope you have enjoyed these ten blogs with images taken at these very special photography hides.
I saw them twice in the last week 🙂
What a Thanda morning! After spotting a Black Rhino on the savanna we watched two Leopards feeding on an Impala kill, which was high up in a tree. And we saw a Hyena ‘stealing’ some of the meat which had dropped from the tree onto the ground below. A small Black-backed Jackal waited for his turn to get a few left-overs from the kill. A great sighting!
The picture shows one of the Leopards on the kill.
Picture by Christian Sperka – Specialist Photography Guide and Resident Wildlife Photographer – Thanda Private Game Reserve
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I really enjoyed taking these (even if the light was not good) 🙂
It is always exciting to watch animals interact. And some of the best entertainment is provided when Lions and Rhinos meet!
The Thanda guests enjoyed it when a few White Rhinos started chasing Thanda’s North Pride cubs. It took over half an hour before the dust settled. The Rhinos went to sleep in a tight formation and the cubs withdraw into thick bush up a hillside. And it was time for us humans to retreat for dinner :-). Lions vs. Rhinos 0:0
Below are seven images from this encounter at fading light. The quality of the picture is not great, but I think the content makes it worth wile to look at them.
Three of the young cubs keep an eye of the situation. Notice their wide open eyes!
One of the cubs got quickly out of the way, as one of the Rhinos turned on her.
All the sudden on of the…
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This is the ninth of the ten promised Zimanga photography blogs.
A male Warthog at Mkhombe, Zimanga Private Game Reserve’s morning-light-reflection-pool-hide.
More Zimanga images at https://sperka.info/2015/07/22/reflection-plus-zimanga/
This is the eighth of the ten promised Zimanga photography blogs.
A Grey Heron fishing in the late afternoon light at the Lagoon Hide on Zimanga Private Game Reserve.
More Zimanga images at https://sperka.info/2015/07/22/reflection-plus-zimanga/
This is the seventh of the ten promised Zimanga photography blogs.
This Pied Kingfisher image was taken with late afternoon light at the Lagoon Hide on Zimanga Private Game Reserve.
More Zimanga images at https://sperka.info/2015/07/22/reflection-plus-zimanga/
This is the sixth of the ten promised Zimanga photography blogs. Another Vervet Monkey at Bhejane, Zimanga Private Game Reserve’s evening-light-reflection-pool-hide. Its gender is not in question :-).
More Zimanga images at https://sperka.info/2015/07/22/reflection-plus-zimanga/
This is the fifth of the ten promised Zimanga photography blogs. A Yellow-fronted Canary having its bath at Mkhombe, Zimanga Private Game Reserve’s morning-light-reflection-pool-hide.
More Zimanga images at https://sperka.info/2015/07/22/reflection-plus-zimanga/
This is the fourth of the ten promised Zimanga photography blogs.
A Crested Francolin and its reflection at Mkhombe, Zimanga Private Game Reserve’s morning-light-reflection-pool-hide.
More Zimanga images at https://sperka.info/2015/07/22/reflection-plus-zimanga/
This is the third of the ten promised Zimanga photography blogs.
A small Vervet Monkey looking around carefully before having a drink at Bhejane, Zimanga Private Game Reserve’s evening-light-reflection-pool-hide.
More Zimanga images at https://sperka.info/2015/07/22/reflection-plus-zimanga/
