Another day and we head further north to Shingwedzi. Just one more stop and we would be at the top of Kruger. Spent just one night here. A camp that was cut and raked to within an inch of it's life that we have totally forgotten about to be honest.
Three-banded Plover. Of all the places to nest....she chose the side of the road. So pleased someone has placed rocks around her.
Amethyst Starlings
Chacma Baboons
Black-backed Puffback
Brown-hooded Kingfisher
Cape Buffalo crossing
Lunch !
The crocs had a body stashed away in the river. We saw them rolling with it and occasionally a hoof could be seen. About 10 crocs in a feeding frenzy !
Hoopoes
Kudu
Kurricane Thrush
Little Bee-eater
Amur Falcon
The view from the cafe. Bathing elephants, lots of them. Wonderful x
The long and lonely road
Roan Antelope
Shikra
Pearl-breasted Swallow
Cape Buffalo with yellow-billed Oxpecker
These are the waterholes that are all clearly signed and named. In times of drought they will be life savers.
Wood Hoopoe
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