They continued walking into the direction of Orpen and now again walked again onto the road but as we got our shots and had a fantastic time with them we finally turned around and let the crowd still follow them.
We drove slowly back the H7 and were happy when a group of male kudus crossed our path
and on top were even willing to pose a bit
and so did this male waterbuck
before we finally returned to camp around 15.00 o’clock in the afternoon after such an eventful day so we decided that we will stay for the rest of the day in camp and having an early braai as well.
Monday, 19 February 2024 - Satara
Explored roads: H1-4 – H1-3 – H6 – S37 – S41 – S90 – H1-4 – H7 – H1-4
As we had such good sightings along the H6 yesterday and as the grass was there not that high compared to other areas around Satara we decided to start the day again whilst driving that road and although the lions we met there yesterday were not around today we stopped for a couple of amur falcons
as well as for a yellow billed kite.
We then came across a hyena den where the biggest hyenas was lying right in the middle of the road
whilst one of the younger ones was eying us suspiciously.
All of them were indeed extreme relaxed and we could easily take a couple of close ups
from the members of the clan who showed up and were willing to pose
some were lying very well hidden in the grass and did not move the whole time we spent with them but the youngsters could not resist and came close.
to be continued..................................... 
). I like the photo of mum and baby in the water. We have never seen them in water, only ever on dry land.
