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Marshall Eagles are definitely one of the big five of the bird kingdom in ZA. We once had one fall out the sky in the Kruger up North, trying to take down my three year old nephew's teddy that was lying in rear window of the car. I just saw this incredible bird in my rear view mirror, angry face, wings spread out right across the window, crest spread, then in an instant it was gone catching a thermal straight back into the depths of the huge blue sky where it came from. No one else in the car even saw it. Never forget that face, pure predator. They mean business hey.

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Just the loud music is a bit irritating..think people will rather prefer to listen to the real nature sounds on the time filming please...Do notice all making videos doing the same mistakes...

Hi Richard, I have just discovered your videos and I have to say they are excellent. I visited Kruger in Feb/March 2018 from the UK. I have to say that I think Satara was my favourite camp site. Cheers Robert

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Great video, but please stop with the annoying music.

Wonderful which camera and lenses you have used please mention

Absolutely beautiful photography and narrative. Even the names of the different birds and animals was valid information. I felt like I was sitting next to you cruising through Kruger National Park! Thank you!

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Wonderful stuff Richard! Love your footage, editing and music. Best of all your relaxed, understated yet heartfelt enthusiasm. Truly refreshing, just what you want to hear in a place as special as the Kruger. There is a certain je ne sais quoi about all the camps in the Kruger, I've stayed in all of them and many times with wondeful memories but Bateleur is always going to be where I would want to lay me down to die. Other than that Mopani tops my charts, the newish dam it overlooks is lovely. These are otherwise hardship camps, all or nothing happenings but I like that. Bateleur besides the odd drama of dozens of lions taking down a buffalo bull for the peace and birds. Get you birdbath sorted and you don't have to go anywhere. They should have a small camping area exclusively for small tents IMO. The Old main Rd near Mopani has also always been fantastic for me. Can spend hours watching korhaans parachuting high in the sky or big bull elephants streaming across the open grasslands, grasslands or savanna which are rare in the Kruger. My kind of country. That bit of the same near Satara is also heaven, you always see cheetha there.

So lovely. Thank you

Those purple-crested turacos are spectacular!

Your videography skills and management of the light is just superb to make such beautiful pictures which is hard in the busy bush. I've photographed in Africa 12 times and never been lucky enough to see a honey badger--how special is that!! Also the wild cats! Thanks so much for sharing. What lens and body are you using? Catherine

I so appreciate you naming all the birds. It helps immensely!

Meant rest camp..

I felt transported back to Satara. Like so many my favourite restaurants camp. Your filming is superb. Thank you

You guys had a terrific time, thanks for the lovely memories, made my day .We were there for parts of December 2023 - January 2024. Very special to be in the Kruger itself, doesn't get better hey! Little tent, fantastic. We saw the biggest elephant I think in the whole park, biggest I've ever seen. I will never forget him. Marching down the middle of the road towards us just before sunset from at least a kilometer away, just kept coming getting bigger and bigger. We just sat and sat waiting till those ears came up and he tossed his mighty head around like he was going to charge, making himself as big as possible he trumpeted screaming loudly then turned off. Looked he was floating across that grass till he vanished. Heading to water I think and in a hurry. Even at a safe distance that thing was huge. Was so hot hot hot, right.

Cheetah cubs, so beautiful!❤

Thank you Richard and Shelly for spending sometime with the gentle giants! Ele’s are one of my favorites. They are so incredible and intelligent. They love the water and swimming! Their favorite playground! The big cats you capture on your previous video were excellent too! I appreciate all you do to share the African wild life with us. The birds are interesting, I have never seen such a variety in one place.😊🐘🦁❤️

You truly had such insane sightings - I mean the Honey Badger for one was epic! Lucky duck!

Hello Richard! Great video (like all your videos, honestly☺️) Question, when camping in Kruger, do you leave your tent and rest of your camping gear at the site or do you set up and break down every day? Lol, we want to explore camping in Kruger, but not sure about that part.

The Beasts by Walt Whitman (1855) I think I could turn and live with animals, they are so placid and self-contain'd; I stand and look at them long and long. They do not sweat and whine about their condition; They do not lie awake in the dark and weep for their sins; They do not make me sick discussing their duty to God; Not one is dissatisfied-not one is demented with the mania of owning things; Not one kneels to another, nor to his kind that lived thousands of years ago; Not one is respectable or industrious over the whole earth.

Loved the video, please keep them coming. Some great sightings, loved the serval.

Hi you guys, oh wow, I really envy you for having the oppertunity to drive through the Park so many days!. Thanks for sharing with me, I appreciate it x.

Another mesmerising video of your bird sightings, thank you. I was also at Sodwana in the 70's 😊. Came down from Swaziland every summer 💚🤎💚

I love the Kruger park, we used to live 1 km away from the Phalaborwa gate, 36 years we lived there. Now 11 years in Jeffreysbay, but I so much miss the Kruger Park. I used to drive in at least 3 times a week, driving to Letaba and Olifants camp. Enjoy your stay and driving around looking at all the beautiful animals!

The best photos of birds These videos are very well done. Thank you for letting us into an unknown world. It is a great experience to watch the posts. As a disabled pensioner I don't have the means to travel but your videos open doors and we can watch your wonderful work. Thank you

I'm subscribed to the Africam live... love watching Olifants River video. Love your video's.

Ellie's are my favourite African Animal, then the African Grey Parrot, not to keen on big cats,lions, or crocs, other the that great video, oh forgot Black Mambas 👍🏻❤️

Amazing videos. Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us. Trip of a lifetime! From Ontario, Canada

Just fabulous

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Can you label the antelope and other ungulants.

I don’t remember seeing wild African - “kitty” cats so much like my domestic short haired house cats - before. Loved this whole video. It is the best whole animal video in the park I’ve seen.

We were there in 1986 and there were lots of crocodiles. However, they don't appear to be there anymore, or did you seen them but haven;t shown them in this video? Also the bush war was still in progress and the game guards had FN automatic rifles, and there were a lot of army camps round about outside Ndumu.

I doubt I will ever see these animals in person, but THANK YOU so much for your videos!

Have only been to Namibia and Botswana up to now. Looks like I need to visit Krueger NP.❤ Though we have seen a lot of wildlife, but no Chetaas close up in the wild, no Honeybadger, no Serval...😢 . And Krueger seems to have it all. Thanks for sharing this wonderfull videos, esp. about Satara....

Richard what a fabulous video. We moved to Sweden 9 years ago. Satara was one of my favourite camps when we lived in South Africa. You have a lovely way of filming your unique spottings. Thank you.

I especially like your birds

Hello handsome narrator guy.

The next Richard Attenborough maybe....wonderful commentary and my favourites are all the beautiful bird life number one had to be that leopard such a striking noble animal cheers from Bunbury western Australia

Hi Richard, I love all your videos, but you made a mistake. The giant Kingfisher is the second largest bird in the world . The largest Kingfisher is the Australian kookaburra native to Australia and New Guinea.

🌍🌺🌎Yes I too love how you discretely identify the birds/animals for us🌿💐🌿the very soft music here and there is perfect, not too much, great work thank you🌏🌺🌿

The elephant trunk has hole in side

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Well done Richard with your very professional and informative coverage in Kruger National Park. You are really good in what you do. Keep it up 👍🏻

Loved the honey baďgér

❤ High quality video! Thanks! ❤😊

Richard you shoud go to National Geografic and ask them if the need som help behind a camera. You really know your skills. Greeting from Anna in North Sweden.