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Hi, thanks for your nice comments. Fee, I work with the Canon XM2.
Between Satara and Lower Sabie a little love story on film. We found three Rhino,s, 2 males and one female. The video will tell the story.

Thanks for this beautiful love story Nico! Awesome video!

Lower Sabie, a beautiful camp in the south of KrugerPark with lots of game in the surroundings of Lower Sabie. Next camp will be Biyamiti.

Nico, I have been away for a while and missed your last video. I have so enjoyed catching up What fascinating animal behaviour. Thank you so much.

Nico,

Gorgeous video... loved it, awesome to view all the moving images on a video feels as if we are there with you...great variety.

Thank you for another superb video with a variety of animals Nico! Really nice to watch them!

Thanks for your comments Meandering Mouse, Hilda and Trrp trrrrrrrr
We saw a Spotted Hyena at the S25 near Croc.Bridge, taking a bath in a Waterhole.

Thank you again for a great video Nico. ... Hyenas do not always smell all that nice so glad they do take regular baths when they can.

So true but that video is awesome as I am a big hyaena fan and would love to see them taking a bath one day - Fantastic sighting, Nico

Thanks for another awesome video Nico! It looks as if the Hyena could have babies waiting for her somewhere?

At least she will be nice and clean when feeding them!

Thanks for your nice comments. Biyamiti, a great Bushcamp in the south of KrugerPark with lots of game but this time we didn,t saw much game. Still I made a nice video about the wildlife encounters arround Biyamiti.
Our next camp will be Skukuza. Hope you like the video.

Thanks again for another beautiful video Nico! So many lovely memories captured here! Biyamiti is one of our favourite camps too.

I loved the Verreaux's Eagle Owl, the suckling baby Blue Wildebeest, play-fighting Zebras, gorgeous Rhino and Ellie, awesome birds, and that Black Mamba at the end! My word, he seemed to be aggravated too! Great video!

Nico, thank you

How can anybody not love Hyenas. I am not sure, but for a moment I thought I saw a pregnant belly there. No wonder she didn't want to leave the water.

Loved the little Mongoose. Great that you could get the sound, first time that I have actually heard them call. As for the black Mamba that was one quick snake. Fantastic footage.

Nico,

Stunning video once again with wonderful sightings and amazing footage.

Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for your nice comments. In this little video, you see a Openbilled Stork with a Mussel at the Low waterbridge at Shingwedzi.