Chris Arnold Safaris

29/12/2024

Another crazy beautiful encounter

28/12/2024

We experienced this as well many years ago in the Okavango Delta . They the eternal enemies of each other .

29/08/2024

A future Field guide in the making and custodian of our precious vanishing fauna and flora . Simply beautiful.

27/08/2024

My most favorite mammal on the planet .

24/08/2024

What an incredible experience.,When the bull comes come to town . Just chill and whisper . Look how the elephant tip toed through their camp and did not even knock over the ropes of the tent . Incredible agility . Beautiful experience .

21/08/2024

Only in Africa ! 😄. Our largest eagle ! The Martial ♥️ and on an impala kill .

20/08/2024

I have been at this exact picnic site with my clients . Leopards 🐆 once they are fixed on that particular prey , you don’t get involved or intervene amd whatever you do . Please do not run . Otherwise you become the prey .

19/08/2024

It’s also known as the ´flehmen grimace ‘ colloquially especially when the Lioness urinates the Male can determine if she is in oestrous and ready to mate . Nature never ceases to amaze.

This impressive male lion isn’t growling. He’s just smelled the bush and got the scent of another lion who must have left a calling card. This is called the 'flehmen response'. He curls back his upper lip, exposing the teeth, and inhales the scent through a duct in the roof of his mouth to the Jacobson’s organ. In this way, he can assess the pheromones left by other lions in the area and know who’s been wandering around in his territory. . .
Este imponente leão não está a rosnar nem a rugir. Está a sentir os odores do mato e capturou o cheiro de outro leão. Isto é chamado de “resposta de Flehmen”. Curva o lábio superior para trás, expondo os dentes, e inala o cheiro através de um canal no céu da boca até ao chamado órgão de Jacobson. Desta forma, ele poderá avaliar as feromonas deixadas por outros leões da região e saber quem anda a vaguear pelo seu território.

Foto - James Byrne

17/07/2024

Kwando Safaris are a unique enterprise and offering their guests a unique and diverse game view g experience. You will never be disappointed.

🐾 𝗢𝗸𝗮𝘃𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗼 𝗙𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗗𝗲𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 🐾

MMA & RRA DINARE share three African wild dog dens made by the resident pack, but no pups are visible just yet. Water levels continue to rise and mokoro trips are taking place.

KWARA year-round water activities are underway. The water from the lagoon in front of camp is now adjacent to the main area, and mokoro activities are departing from camp.

SPLASH mokoro and boating activities continue, as they do throughout the year. Fishing has been very productive at our usual spot! The team is still looking for a suspected den in the swampy area south of camp — stay tuned to our social media for updates.

4 RIVERS water levels are rising daily, and the nearby floodplains are filled with fresh floodwaters. Since opening camp a year ago, we have been able to offer year-round mokoro.

POM POM is home to a den with 14 African wild dogs and 16 precious puppies — just 3km from camp! Mokoro trips are underway and we are waiting for the water levels to rise more before beginning boat activities.

LAGOON has water flowing in front of camp. Water levels are not deep enough for boat cruises, but the Kwando River floodplains are producing some amazing sightings right in front of the rooms.

LEBALA does not offer water activities, but due to shifts in the water table, there is more than the usual amount of water near the camp, making for some spectacular scenery.

MOREMI CROSSING guides and trackers located an African wild dog den, home to puppies, too! Mokoro and walking activities are also available, but boating is still on pause as we wait for the water levels to rise.

17/07/2024

One word only “ Awesome “

19/12/2023

A very old reel , but worthwhile to watch again .

13/12/2023

Just wow 🤩

05/12/2023

This is a remarkable sighting , it’s a life list for birders .❤️

Kapamba Bushcamp guests recently spotted a Pitta!

photo by Isak Pretorius
Isak Pretorius Wildlife Photography