A Kudu cow in high summer grass. I took this picture last night on Pakamisa.
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Just beautiful!
Nine times magnificence
I took this picture this evening with a very long lens at failing light. The image quality is not great, but the subject is.
Nine most impressive Kudu bulls at the edge of the savanna!
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A Kudu bull portrait
Herbivore week image 3 đ
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Morning mist in front of my home
This is why I live in Africa đ
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SPIRALS
My favorite spiral-horned antelopes: Kudus!
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THE DAILY POST – SPIRAL-HORNED ANTELOPE
Of all the spiral-horned antelopes the Male Kudu are my favorite. These incredible creatures can jump as high as 3.5m (~12′) under stress!
Have a good week đ
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THE DAILY POST – JUST MAJESTIC
Kudu Bull on a rainy day …
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THE EVENING POST – STAMPEDE
‘I am leaving if that crowd is coming here âšī¸’. Cape Buffalo and Greater Kudu at a Thanda Safari waterhole.
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ANTELOPES!
Today: Greater Kudu
On safari we talk a lot about the big five and most of the pictures we post are about them. In the next few days’ morning posts I would like to introduce all of Thanda Safari’s antelope species to you. From large to small and common to rare. So here we go.
Let’s start with largest of them, the *Greater Kudu*. A male can get up to 340kg (750lbs) and a shoulder height of 1.55m (5′). They love higher altitudes and thicker bush and will even stand on their back legs alone to reach up to get the very bitter new leaves of a Mountain Aloe. There main predators are Lions.
Stay safe!
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Kudu along the shore
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