It is hard to believe that today is our last full day in the Serengeti. Tomorrow we go on a morning safari and then catch a plane to Nairobi, where we stay the night. Sunday, we fly to Abu Dhabi and then to Sydeny. We stay the night at Sydeny, and then get home Tuesday morning. Yesterday afternoon we were lucky enough to see a large herd of elephants, and a very big one uproot a tree. They were reasonably amusing to watch. We also saw giraffes, and then a male...

Today we set off in pursuit of a sighting of another male leopard. This morning it was about the same drive time to the location. When we arrived it was around 8:30am. There was also sightings in the same area of a Rock Python. There were two trucks when we arrived, one was looking at something in a tree, and the other was watching some thorny bushes we thought was where the leopard had taken a rest, this was the truck we went for. Apparently he had moved from s...

I was going to write a long post, but then it deleted it all. And because Sam is waiting for his turn to post, I will have to be quick. So. Yesterday afternoon we saw a pride of lions, and two cubs, which was really cool. This morning we had breakfast while out on safari, which meant that we got to stay out and look at animals a little bit longer. The food was nice, and I enjoyed eating outside. This morning we saw the same pride of lions, except this time two...

Today is Thursday. In the morning we got a report of the same pride of lions as yesterday. There was two groups, one mostly males with one or two females; the second, was a group that consisted of two females probably sisters, with one of them having two cubs. This evening we set off on a different route. After around twenty minutes of driving, we sighted a tower of giraffes, but disregarded them thinking we already had too many pictures of giraffes. Further on...

The days are starting to form a pattern. We get up at 5:30 in the morning, and walk up to the main complex at 6 to have toast or eggs. Afterwards we go straight in to the vehicle, and head out on to the plains. This morning we saw a male lion, who was maybe eight years old. Every morning our driver Eugen, brings out some hot chocolate and tea, and we get out of the car to stretch our legs. He will also bring biscuits, crackers, that sort of thing. Animals which...