9 February 2015
Today was already the last day of this tour. We started off with a really quiet morning and were happy with sightings of red-collared widowbird, lilac-breasted roller, European roller, magpie shrike, guineafowls and plenty of other birds to keep us interested in nature. Especially since the guests were really into the birds, it was a good drive even with the mammals being scarce.
After our quick break we definitely had a highlight of a massive group of impalas, wildebeest and zebras as well as a lone kori bustard walking by at the same time.
The favorite animal of one of my guests was a zebra, so he had the time of his life when two babies in the group were drinking from the mother. It was also a great sighting to see them together as well as seeing wildebeest since that was a new mammal for us.
Other interesting sightings: elephants, white rhino, herd of buffalo, giraffe, plenty more zebras, steenbok, kudus, common grey duikers, Schmeichel's blind snake, and another new animal: tree squirrels eating the marula nuts from elephant dung.
Verity and Dean Cherry had an African dream in 1999 and started Nhongo Safaris® to eliminate the logistical challenges of international visitors on safari. We provide a once in a lifetime experience for wildlife enthusiast that demand quality overnight safaris in South Africa and most particularly the Kruger National Park. We want to enrich our visitors’ experience by providing Luxury Safari Packages or African Safari Holidays and maintain our position as leader in Kruger Park Safaris.
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