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Eagerly-waitting for your future episodes you guys rock

dont feed wild birds human food.

Lovely Episode, I enjoyed the Cheetah sighting. It seems like we missed each other, we arrived at Punda on the 26th.

Loved this video. Thank you!. The Cheetah footage was extraordinary.

Lovely elephant footage. Always like to see the babies. We were there maybe 3 weeks before you, and saw the same two cheetah in roughly the same area. We have some pretty gory footage of them eating a young zebra, so they certainly didnt look as pristine as in your footage. We hope to be back in the Kruger for a month next January, especially for the birds. Thank you for all the rlovely eminders!

Congratulations on another excellent post. We loved seeing the superb footage of the cheetah sighting, as well as all the birds, but my favourite moments were those with the elephant family! Well done!

Enjoyed the video Lindsay and Kelvin!

ooooooh cheetah

great video's - would be keen to see a video on your gear set up for the trip. both photographically as well as your car set-up with what to bring and not bring.

Interesting, unfortunately your music is too loud to always hear what you're saying, especially the gentlemen's voice

Love, love your work, especially the many birds and that you name them

Episode 3 at last! It was worth the wait. We enjoyed sharig your wonderful bird and animal sightings.

Hi there thanks for nice viewing and the most nice one I loved baby elephant 🐘 wow it was awesome last but not list I am a follower of Xipandza Mananga immediately when u show the leopard marking the territory I new i saw it from him, he even post ur channel name on his that's good guys I love it keep it up Frans Phalaborwa

Can one drive with a Motorhome to campsite? It’s not a 4x4

It was such a treat to watch your visit to such a special place , many thanks for sharing !

Enjoy following you both on your adventures 💕

Great video? Does anyone have info about the condition of the reserve from the last several months? Some reviews indicate that it’s gone downhill. Thanks!

What an incredible trip. Thanks for sharing 🙏

Wow! Enjoyed this so much, fantastic footage and so many sightings! Brilliant!

As always, I love your focus on the small life as well as the big - the birds, lizards and other smaller critters are always my favourite parts of these. Also, the music choices for this episode are great!

Awesome…. We will be back there again for 2 months (Feb and March) . Thanks for sharing

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. You have amazing footage of the birds and animals. I patricularly loved the antics of the baby baboons and jackals. Well done! I can't wait for the next episode.

Lovely video. I think your cuckoo is a juvenile Piet my Vrou. I've seen it a few times in the Nylsvley campsite

We have seen those exact three wild dogs on the H1-8 before in 2021. I checked the photos!

Awesome footage guys, looking forward to the rest of the series!

Simply the best 🖐🐾😎 WOW such privilege & great sightings / photography!! Tks for sharing 👣🫠🥳

I loved the cheetah sighting, great video. I also visited crocodile bridge over December then went to Satara 😂, seems like we had similar itenery. Eagerly waiting for the next episode.

This has made me desperate to visit Kruger again! We eagerly await the next episode.

Granola in the air 😂😂😂 9:48

The diversity of Africa is unmatched!

Absolutely beautiful birds.

Rather excellent video, with better class footage and sophisticated narration. A pleasure to watch, thank for the work you had put into this.

Hi! Thanks for the good info on the video. Have you ever done one of the three night Trail Camps? They look like a good experience although a but rustic. Thoughts?

The one you said pied wagtail is an Capped Wheatear

You are so lucky for this sighting! When do the Migratory birds start arriving there?

in 14.55, it's not ruff, it's wood sandiper 😎. Thank you for this wanderful film

So beautiful! This has stirred up memories of my days at Wits University in the 70s without the angst that impending exams brought in those days.

You are certainly getting around South Africa & I'm enjoying being an armchair traveller with the 2 of you. 4 of us went to Ponte 'De Oro (?) in 2010. Although I found it quite scary travelling on those thick sand roads, with no signposts, Peter enjoyed every minute. We went swimming with the dolphins, which is not permissable in South Africa. Perhaps you'll try Cape Vidal some time. Thanks so much for sharing.

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just finished with U.S. government official

Que lindo... ATÉ os animais defendendo suas crias.... nos devemos ver isso por exemplo.depoís que a móŕte chega não adianta chorar... engole engole o choro ...

What a gorgeous day

Мама.помогает.малышу.стать .на.ножки👍🙏🇺🇦💙💛❤️🍒🌈🐘

He shit Baby to The Ground

I can feel the sense of satisfaction in your voice(feminist)... While saying males are solely responsible for caring the chicks 😂❤

Such wonderful animal's.bnever get tired of watching them.

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I just love the bat eared foxes! ❤🦊

Wait a minute ..... so you are teachers? ... and you can afford to go on these lavish safaris? ... (OK, it's come to this - I am resorting to blackmail - either you take me along or I will tell SARS to do an audit on you guys - I am SO jealous - enjoy guys!)