- (2016/03/12 05:33) He goes to where the Styx prideof lion had the buffalo kill but all that is left is a rib cage and no lions.
- (2016/03/12 05:35) He shows us a branch with five foam-nest tree frog nests on it.
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 05:41) Shows us the sky that is attempting to break up the cloudy sky on the horizon.
- He hears a lion calling way off in the distance to the south too far for us to hear.
- (2016/03/12 05:42) Creepy story of a member of the Mapogomale lion coalition, Mr. T and why some trackers called him SaTan. https://www.facebook.com/notes/89709842861/ wow great info here from a viewer on twitter Thank you!!
James, (2016/03/12 05:46)
- (2016/03/12 05:49) African or Cape buffalo.
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 05:52) Hippo headed towards the Chitwa Chitwa dam.
- (2016/03/12 05:59) Two White backed vultures but one flies off right away.
James,
- (2016/03/12 06:02) At Buffelshoek Dam, not long ago, was dust bowl now is an ocean. Ha-Ha James. A young hippo bull has moved in, we see the top of his head.
- (2016/03/12 06:04) Three banded plover
- (2016/03/12 06:07) Folktale of the Hippo and why he eats grass.
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 06:09) Gabar Goshawk eating termite alates off the ground.
James,
- (2016/03/12 06:15)Elephants digging for roots. Ellie calf cuteness, thinking he is a big tough bull. His older sibling tries his turn to scare us too and sniffs the vehicle.
So many short and cute video clips today.
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 06:29) Brent is with another larger, herd of elephants that are causing a traffic jam. A one month old calf steals the show in this herd.
(2016/03/12 06:35) Technical difficulties due to the weather, take down the signal and we go to tech loop. The timing was scary it happened right when Brent was surround 360 degrees with elephants, a couple being very large, however their body language was calm, yet cautious. Final Control @WildEarth has assured us via twitter that it has nothing to do with the elephants, it is the gremlins in the signal equipment.
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 07:01) We are back with Brent Leo-Smith with lion tracks headed due west. Tracks show that it is a styx pride and a male lion. I really hope we find them I love the male lions!!!
- After a short chat on the game radio Brent decides to go north to follow the sounds of roaring to the north.
- (2016/03/12 07:06) Wet Impala bachelor group.
James,
- (2016/03/12 07:07) James with a White backed vulture with its wings open "hanging wings out to dry".
- (2016/03/12 07:20) Two Crested francolin and squirrel.
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 07:22) A very wet and puffed out, Wahlberg's eagle. Great screenshot opportunity.
- (2016/03/12 07:25) Crowned lapwings on Arathusa airstrip calling.
- (2016/03/12 07:29) Pin-tailed whydah
James,
- (2016/03/12 07:30) with a tiny coin sized terrapin
- (2016/03/12 07:36) Black-crowned tchagra, Long-billed crombec, and Yellow-fronted canary. We saw several birds in less than a minute not sure I got all listed.
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 07:39) The Styx pride lionesses are still sleeping.
James,
- (2016/03/12 07:50) Zebra in thick bush but we can see them.
- (2016/03/12 07:53) Magpie shrike, and a Red-billed hornbill.
- (2016/03/12 07:56) Buffalo
- (2016/03/12 07:58) Grey go-away bird
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 08:01) Brent lions one sitting up a bit, well more like sleeping with head up.
James,
- (2016/03/12 08:10) Buffalo
- (2016/03/12 08:19) We see Chris a guide from Djuma, with a vehicle full of guests
Brent,
- (2016/03/12 08:21) Two spotted hyenas searching for the lion's kill for this morning. I can't who these hyenas are. I personally don't think they are from our clan, but can't say for sure.
Good bye for the morning from Brent.
Good bye from James.
End of Drive.
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