A few giraffe entertained us as soon as we started our
afternoon drive, just west of Jacobin the tower stood and stared at us as if we
were something new in their eyes.
We headed west in persecute for game, which
was well worth it as we got to see the Styx pride. The whole pride was sleeping
in some tall grass well hidden from lurking eyes, but after a bit of steering
skill I managed to get us a perfect spot to view these magnificent beasts.
The
three cubs, as usual, got most of the attention as they started to get
restless, pondering upon our presence and wrestling each other, as siblings do.
One of the cubs saw the opportunity to grab his mothers’ tail, with his mouth,
using it as a play thing.
The mother lioness did not see this well and headed
off to a more unobtrusive spot. Great entertainment before our sun downers.
This morning was another quiet and cold morning with plains game dominating the
sightings, Bernard however did see the Styx pride again doing what lions do
best… sleeping.
Bush Regards
Jaces Bornman
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