With cooler weather predicted today we decided on a longer outing, venturing as far as Olifants and Letaba Rest Camps to the north of Satara in the Kruger National Park. After dinner we joined another guided night drive.
The way Hyenas get attention!
Ground Hornbills at sunrise
Impala ram
Impala lamb
Fields of dubbeltjies in bloom
Yellow-billed Stork
Steenbok
Cape Glossy Starling with a caterpillar
Dwarf Mongoose
Rainbow Skink
Marico Sunbird
Serrated Hinged Terrapin
Sharpe’s Grysbok
Fork-tailed Drongo
Waterbuck
Tree Squirrel
Verreaux;s Eagle Owl fast asleep in Letaba
Bushbuck lamb in Letaba
Arrow-marked Babbler
Old Tusker
African Hawk Eagle
Foam Nest Frog on a bathroom wall
Elephant shy of the spotlight
Fiery-necked Nightjar
DeWetsWild 
What a gorgeous collection!
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Thanks again, Carol!
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You’re blessed to see all this and we’re blessed to be able to share via the magic of the internet. Win-win.
janet
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We’re happy you came along, Janet!
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Magic post with great photographs, China
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Thank you!
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Sjoe jul is beslis gelukkig om so baie te sien. Dankie vir al die deel dis fantasties. Kerswense en Nuwe jaar vol natuur avonture vir julle.
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Geseënde Kersfees en nuwe jaar vir jul ook, Ineke!
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Dankie baie!
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Great to get a photograph of a Fiery-necked Nightjar. I like the action shot of the Marsh Terrapin for it has a characterful facial expression.
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Pity it seems this particular terrapin and a few mates have learned to beg scraps from passing vehicles!
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Beautiful! I’m always amazed by the amount of animals that you can see daily. 🙂
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We’re blessed, H.J!
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More wonderful photos! The steenbok has such interesting patterns on the inside of its ears.
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We commented on the exact same thing when we noticed it, Anne, and how it makes the ears look like leaves when the steenbok hides in the vegetation!
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