12.11.
It did rain during the night, but the morning already started hot and humid.
One of the many Bee-Eaters we saw on this trip, unfortunately they never were in a good position for a pic.
Larger ViewAt Sitzas a couple of Jackals were near the waterhole, all looking for a drink, but the waterhole was empty.
Larger ViewAgain we spotted Kudus on the way to Craig Lockhardt.
Larger ViewOf course we once again had a look for the Owl at the waterhole.
Larger ViewJust too cute....
And then guess what....
Another Wildcat
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Larger ViewAnd shortly after that, the next one...
Larger ViewA Bee-Eater by the roadside.
Larger ViewA Beautiful Kudu near the 13th Borehole
Larger ViewAnd.... Another Wildcat...
Larger ViewDue to the rain there were huge puddles in the road, here a Secretary had a drink.
Larger ViewThese Vultures had a drink before, we could see the track in the road near the water.
Larger ViewWe had passed the 14th Borehole when we spotted a Wildcat in a tree...
Only back at home having a closer look at the photos on a bigger screen, I discovered that I actually took a photo of two Wildcats...
Larger ViewOstriches on the way to the waterhole...
Larger ViewAnd .... Another Wildcat.... Sorry ....
Larger ViewHere we spotted a strange "couple"....
Larger ViewThis Giant Eagle Owl seemed to have some kind of a problem....
The head looked nearly bold....
Larger ViewIn Mata Mata a Hornbill was beautifully singing in a tree next to our bungalow.
The afternoon was very hot again.
Larger ViewOne of my favourite Agamas
Larger ViewThis looks like a Starling to me, only that he was nearly white....
Larger ViewAnd another Jackal..... I love to observe them...
Larger ViewWhile we were driving I discovered something strange, we stopped a saw that it was a Rats tale dangling out of a tree trunk....
As soon as we stopped the tale disappeared and only seconds later we saw this...
Larger ViewWhile we stood there and had a good laugh, we discovered something underneath that tree....
A Wildcat....
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Larger ViewShe heard the Rats as well.....
Larger ViewLater a Giraffe was having a drink nearly in the same spot as the Secretary in the morning....
Larger ViewOn the way back we checked the Cat Tree again, and yes....... he/she was still there...
Larger ViewLater on the way to Craig Lockhardt we could smell some rain in the air.
Larger ViewWe spotted another Pearl-spotted Owl in a bush beside the road.
Larger ViewOur last sighting of the day, a Jackal at Craig Lockhardt.
Beautiful light and always so nice to see them.
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Larger ViewWe had a wonderful day.
Just unbelievable how many Wildcats we saw once again, I dearly hope that does not mean that we will see none of them on our next trip.
And we still have many, many more days to come on this trip....
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for pics of the camps and roads. Going to there and it is so nice to get an idea of what to expect 
The first year that we saw a wartie on the Auob side! 
Love the AWC's hope to see one in April! 
