Definitely one of the hottest and most humid days we’ve experienced here at Satara in the Kruger National Park since arriving two weeks ago, so we spent a lot more time resting in the shade (at Timbavati picnic spot, in camp, in the hide at the Sweni waterhole and the elevated view-point at Nwanetsi) and a lot less driving.
Senegal Lapwing
Peregrine Falcon
Bushbuck ewe at Timbavati
Blue Waxbill
Verreaux’s Eagle Owl chick at its nest in a windpump
White-backed Vultures in a Leadwood stump
Elephants
Immature African Fish Eagle
Nile Crocodile
Hippos yawn as a threat
Mauritian Tomb Bat
Lioness
Millipede
This picture I include just to show how tricky game-viewing can be, especially with the lush vegetation of summer. The speck right in the centre of the image is a lioness, seen from the viewpoint at Nwanetsi.
DeWetsWild 
An interesting range of pictures despite the heat. Blue Waxbills are a particular favourite of mine.
Thank you, Anne!
The waxbill is such a lovely color and that is the most amazing centipede I have ever seen. I can spot the lioness in the center of the photo. Hefting around a really long lens would be an exercise in weight lifting and not suitable for your trip.I have one for photographing horse competitions and I have to mount it on a monopod. I enjoyed your photos very much.
Thank you, Anne! Yes, we mostly use a 70-300mm lens.
Very amazing animals! Great shots! 🙂
Thank you, H.J!
lovely wildlife pictures
Thank you!
I particularly enjoyed the bird photos. And the millipede – I have not seen a zebra-striped one before! I hope the heat stays within reasonable bounds.
Thanks, Carol – today was really, really humid and hot, begging for thunderstorm to cool things down!
We had a stinking hot day today, and we have been fortunate to have an evening storm and decent rain to cool things down – I hope that you got to have a cooling storm too.
Lovely overcast afternoon and evening here at Satara today and definitely a lot easier to cope with! At this very moment we’re enjoying the cool breeze next yo the fence, watching hyenas and impalas walking past. Still heaven on earth even with the oppressive heat.