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Monday, October 27, 2025

Kruger phone videos of elephants, lions, buffalo and rhino from our recent trip

 A few videos taken on my phone in Kruger National Park

A herd of elephants crossing the road, walking to a nearby waterhole, late afternoon. 


A herd of elephants crossed our track on their way from the river back into the scrub to eat, Kruger National Park


Elephants from the restaurant decking at Lower Sabie Camp in Kruger National Park

Elephants coming for a drink in the river along the S100 in Kruger National Park

Helmeted Guineafowl coming to a waterhole in Kruger National Park. 


A hyena chewing off a leg from a long dead carcass and making off with it


Quite gruesome
Two lions still feeding on an buffalo kill. There were 9 lions here this morning but only 2 remained at the carcass, the rest were asleep in the grass at the back

More footage of the two lions on the buffalo kill

Elephants, buffalo, wilder beast, zebra, impala all at one of the many waterholes in Kruger National Park

And the best video ever !!
A stroppy young male rhino chases away 3 lions, but they keep hiding and coming back ! What a fantastic sighting and we will remember it forever. Kruger National Park

A busy waterhole in Kruger National Park with plenty of animals coming in to drink


Lots of waterhole action with plenty of animals coming in to drink

Wild Dogs near to Oliphants Camp in Kruger. Some of the cubs playing in the long grass.

Lots of zebra coming in to drink at a busy waterhole in Kruger


Saturday, October 25, 2025

A few Kruger snaps

 


A breakfast stop with a view. You don't stop at many places for breakfast where binoculars are a must 


Our first stop, Berg en Dal


A lunch stop at a cafe used by all the tours. I had a cheese toasty, Simon had buffalo pie.......not for the feint hearted !


Our last two nights were spent here at Satara in a bush view chalet. The birds we had visiting were brilliant and take away ribs and chips for tea were the icing on the cake !


A rhino midden along the S118/9 in the south of Kruger. We had seen the male rhino chasing the three lions and then two from a distance and this was all we saw. Very sad indeed as we saw a good 20 on our last visit. We spoke to a local birder who told us 80% of them had been poached. What very sad state of affairs. If they are not safe here, constantly watched by tourists and with rangers to protect them then I am afraid there is no hope, and we all know where they go to. 


This was the inside of our bungalow at Punda Maria, very nice until we get all our stuff in there !


Our hobbit house at Punda Maria in the north of Kruger. We did drive to Pufuri on the border with Mozambique, South Africa and Botswana.


Pied kingfisher on one of the bridges






Kruger with a tree full of vultures



Can't imagine what this river is like when it's in flood, it must be spectacular



Just us two




A distant line of elephants walking to a waterhole. They do cross the road infront of us and I will post my video for you. There were hundreds of elephants on our right, all walking to the same waterhole. 

Kruger National Park, birds, mammals and a few phone snaps

 

White Helmet Shrike


Warthogs


Very distant male lion


Impala with a couple of oxpeckers


Bushbuck












Zebra at a waterhole


Walberg's Epauletted Fruit Bats - these were in every camp


Golden-tailed Woodpecker


Fighting hippos


Hoopoe


Mocking Cliff Chat

Oxpecker on a giraffe

Puffback

More vultures on another dead hippo






Red-winged Starling