Today we
went on morning and afternoon drives. We left at 0730, came back for lunch at
13300, left at 1530 and returned for the night around 1845.
The
drive was like any other game drive; we drove around and looked at animals.
Nothing out of the ordinary happened. We got to see elephants up close, a very
large herd of buffalos walking in almost single file, stretching out as far as
you could see. And we got to see a cheetah up close and lions several times.
Who said they were hard to find?
Tomorrow
we go on an early game drive and have lunch in the park before leaving to go to
the camp at the Ngorongoro Crater.
The
second pride of lions had a small one which was full of energy bothering almost
all the others. When it started raining all the young ones (below app. 3 years)
began moving around and also playing for a bit. That was probably the group of
lions we saw with the most amount of energy, a nice change to otherwise just
seeing them… lion around.
Bat-eared fox.
Dik-dik.
Kori bustard.
A long herd of buffalos.
The line just keeps on going....
... and going...
... and going...
... and going... Doesn't it ever stop?!
Little bee-eater.
Red-necked spur-fowl.
Rock hyrax.
Lilac breasted roller.
D'Arnaud's barbet.
Spotted hyena.
Cheetah.
A small group of lions doing as little as possible.
Peek-a-boo!
Martial eagle.
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