WildEarth - Sunset - 28 September 2021
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- For viewers in Southern Africa, our safaris are now also available on DSTV on WildEarth Channel 183. Go to dstv.wildearth.tv
September 2021 Times
The sunrise safari starts at 06:00 local time, which means start times of 00:00 EST, 21:00 PST, 04:00 in the UK [GMT], 05:00 in Central Europe, and 15:00 Sydney time.
The sunset safari starts at 14:30 CAT local time, 08:30 EST, 05:30 PST, 13:30 in the UK [GMT], 14:30 in Central Europe, and 22:30 Sydney time.
When our safari isn't live, you can view the feed from the Djuma Waterhole camera, from the heart of Djuma Private Game Reserve in the Sabi Sand/greater Kruger National Park area.
MORGAN, YOU'RE THE BEST..LOVE YOUR AND TRISTAN'S BANTERING, IT MAKES THE DAY SUPER AWESOME..... MY FAVOURITE BIRD IS THE HADIDA, MY TREAT IS IN THE MORNING WHEN THEY WAKE UP AND START CHATTERING......
Great Lives as always , funny guides and cameraman , Triston and Morgan will keep you laughing . 😄😄😄😄
Video is very beautiful
Oh how do those darling Steenboks sit awake so very still for so long!💕
TIME STAMPS
PRIDELANDS -Bush Walk -
JP/BK- 0:40 weather update...
21 off Lions all resting up!
11:00 lions sleeping!
41:55 green heron, wahlsberg eagle in flight, geese
1:46:15 they are falling asleep lol!
Cirrius clouds
2:21:30 hamerkorp in flight..e.geese pair
2:42:49 sunset at leopard dam
2:56:26 green wood hoopoe
DJUMA
TESS/MPHO- 5:22 nyala bull
21:38 giraffe coming to the water
29:09 steenbok pair resting
58:49 1:14:55 bufelshoek dam scanning around..blacksmith lapwing..impalas drinking
2:00:07 ellies
2:12:39 hyena (heart) sitting down
2:30:32 hippos
2:49:41 beautiful sunset
3:01:22 3:12:10 driving..going south
3:20:29 3:29:24 twin dams
DJUMA
TRISTAN/MORGAN- 16:41 22:23 ellies at the water hole...dust bathing
38:43 giraffe
51:06 driving..stops for a steenbok
1:12:21 tree house dam waiting for ellies lol!
1:38:30 1:50:11 ellies & giraffe arrive at twin dams
1:56:35 waterbuck
2:05:50 ellies
2:44:17 tree house dam with impalas..
2:48:20 dragonflies
3:06:22 chilling at the dam...
3:14:44 driving talking about prides of lions in sabi sands
3:51:13 impalas
Hi are you saying this pride have 21 lions
@@wykeishacraft6820 hello.I realise the mistake I made thanks..
@@audreyb233 you didn't make no mistake , how many lions in this pride line
@@wykeishacraft6820 yes 21 lions Jp said.
@@audreyb233 thank you so much and have a bless day
I've never seen a giraffe drink water si cool
This is interesting
I enjoy the bantering between Tristan and Morgan. The information everyone provides is fantastic. Thanks all, for your hours of work so that this live safari comes to us each and every day. So much more is yet to come. The adventure continues.
Fascinating exchange between guide and elephant at 2:08:03 . The elephant gestures at the jeep to get out of the way and then promptly demonstrates what a pain in the neck the jeep is by blocking the road. Makes me wonder what the interaction would have been had the jeep been replaced by another elephant - large bull or female.
I love this channel so much but I wish they would not keep playing the same sound bit over and over...
if there is a great deal of mung in the water there, does the smell rise in the air in the heat?
I'm bummed that everyone can't watch the sea forest broadcasts. Is it only aired on South African television?
1m44s{...} I expected to hear the ellies` feet pounting the earth .............. but they were rather quiet
Why is a lion's coat coarse, but a leopard's soft?
Lions are Assume
Is jp reading off a script I just can’t get away with it there is no emotion
1m45s would ellies get {do ellies get} sick - or even die - if they stopped drinking dung water and started drinking fresh water? {*of course it`s the same question for all of the animals that live here}