
In addition to the Big Five, Africa is home to many fascinating small animals. We’ve seen more in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park than anywhere else.
In addition to the Big Five, Africa is home to many fascinating small animals. We’ve seen more in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park than anywhere else.
Another day in KTP in which we encounter a late porcupine, a chirruping cheetah, animals resting “in contact,” and an extremely cautious giraffe.
Ghost herd, daft bird. Desert shower, wildflower. Small cats, water spats. High heads, rooftop beds. Flat tires, gemsbok spires. Twelve things the day brings.
On Day 4 in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park we pay attention to some of the smaller animals, with a final message from a springbok to predators everywhere.
We’ve been waiting, watching, and hoping to see our first cheetahs in the wild, and here, at last, they are in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.
I don’t imagine anyone comes to Africa to see a quelea swarm at a water hole, but maybe they should. It’s fascinating! So are cheetahs, of course.