This evening, with a thunderstorm threatening overhead, we can once more look back on a beautiful day exploring the Satara area of the Kruger National Park.
Sunrise over a waterhole on the Sweni road
Yellowbilled Hornbill
Yellowbilled Oxpecker
Buffalo bull
Ximangwaneni waterhole
Giant Plated Lizard
Beautiful blooms dot the veld
Baby Rock Monitor
African Wild Cat
Tree full of Epauletted Fruit Bats
Red-billed Buffalo Weaver
Little Swift reinforcing a nest
Lazy lionesses
Young hyena
DeWetsWild 
Great to see yellow-billed ox-pecker.
We didn’t expect to find one this far south in the Park!
The wildcat looks like a “regular” cat in that shot. I like the buffalo bull (as opposed to Buffalo Bill, who you wouldn’t see anyway.) 🙂
janet
I think I wouldn’t have been friends with Buffalo Bill – I much prefer my Buffalo bulls ALIVE! 😀
Love the wild cat!
He’s a favourite for most people here at Satara too, Anne
Really amazing to see so many animals! Impressive. 🙂
Truly this place has few equals on the planet when it comes to the diversity of species it protects, H.J.
The hornbill is so photogenic. I really do like that image.
Thanks, Lois! I can’t resist taking pictures of them!
Theres my favorite wild cat again!
Looks just like my little kitties….only, you know, bigger!
I know!! Blanche and Hazel looked just like this!
The wild “pet” of every visitor at Satara! 😀