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Imberbe
 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
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:thumbs_up: Have seen them there and on the S28. They seem to like that area.

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 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
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Saw a pair this weekend on S135 near Shingwedzi .

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Johann
 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
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Saw a pair just west of the Salitje spruit/river on the S30 (Salitje road) on 24 June 2009.

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 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
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This animal sounds so common but i can never seem to find it :hmz:

IMO i think that the Jackal population in KNP is going down...

I always used to hear Black Backed's calling every night before i went to bed and now i hear none.... :hmz:

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Richprins
 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
Unread postPosted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 6:38 pm 
Agree with you, Batmad.

Black-backed don't compete with SSJ, though!

Rather other reasons! :hmz:


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you have to look on the ground batmad down not up

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Batmad wrote:
This animal sounds so common but i can never seem to find it :hmz:

IMO i think that the Jackal population in KNP is going down...

I always used to hear Black Backed's calling every night before i went to bed and now i hear none.... :hmz:


That's what I've been thinking recently too! I used to average three to five sightings a trip, now if I see one, I'm doing good. I have also been thinking the same about cheetah and lion?? Just me, or a well-kept secret of the Park staff? I mean, wouldn't want to alarm the overseas visitors, now would we? Or perhaps I'm just plain wrong???

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 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
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Saw 2 on the S1 at night, early July. 8)

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Seen at Babalala in August.

He was far, not the best photo

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Can an adult side-striped ever be confused with a juvenile black-backed? I know size is probably diagnostic, especially the muzzle; but I have been confused on a couple of occasions when the stripe seemed clear down the side, but then a rudimentary saddle-back may have been present too! Any opinions please ...

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 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
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hi there onewithnature :)

here's a link to all the info you need about jackals :thumbs_up:
read Elzet's post :thumbs_up:

viewtopic.php?f=54&t=10559&start=900

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 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
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Can an adult side-striped ever be confused with a juvenile black-backed? I know size is probably diagnostic, especially the muzzle; but I have been confused on a couple of occasions when the stripe seemed clear down the side, but then a rudimentary saddle-back may have been present too! Any opinions please ...

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ndloti
 Post subject: Re: Side-striped Jackal
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Debateable , would a juvenile be seen without an adult in its company ?

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Richprins
 Post subject: Re: Diagnostic
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As Elzet said:

"The dark tail is almost always tipped with white"

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