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Birding season is still very much on. And although theses tawny eagles are not migratory but year-round residents, shareholder Conny and friends were still fortunate enough to see them sitting together, pruning each other, and snuggling up.  Especially when they show...

Bi-annually we at Limpopo-Lipadi do an elaborate count of our animals, to see which animals are thriving, others who may be over-predated, the effects of periods of draught, etcetera. This count is done from a helicopter by our veterinarian Eric Verreynne, with the...

With our bias on wildlife animals (and often less so on the abundant flora of the Reserve), shareholder Conny wants to make a point by making showing some photos of the beautiful Baobabs that we are fortunate enough to have on our Reserve. We haven’t really counted...

It had been a couple of weeks since the Limpopo-Lipadi wild dog family had made a (visual) appearance. They seemed to be hiding in the very North of the Reserve, in the thickest of bush, inaccessible for humans and their cars. Yes, sometimes tracks were found on the...

Birds’ breeding season is in full force. So many birds raising their fledgelings before they fly off from their place of birth. Shareholder Tony was lucky enough to find a tree full of red-billed quelea and their chicks, flying in and out, testing their newly acquired...

Every once in a while shareholder Anton takes his family to Limpopo-Lipadi. It may not seem obvious to some of us to take small children into the bush, but as it turns out children love the bush and learn to behave as true safari-goers along the way. Here is Anton’s...