HerdTracker

HerdTracker The official page of HerdTracker - a web-app which plots the precise location of the wildebeest migration in real-time.

HerdTracker is a web-app which plots the precise location of the great wildebeest migration in real time to a Google map and in a Twitter-style timeline. HerdTracker is publicly accessible from any web browser - desktop, mobile or tablet. The precise location of the migratory herds is sourced weekly from four different trusted sources: pilots who fly over the Serengeti, safari guides on the ground

, Tanzania National Parks Authority rangers and lodges in the Masai Mara in Kenya. These trusty sources also send us exclusive images and videos of the wildebeest migration to back-up their report.

12/12/2024

This herd was sighted in the Ndutu area of the Serengeti National Park.

As mentioned, the herds are mostly in the Ndutu area and calving season in the first few months of 2025 is fast approaching. They had a long few months crossing the rivers to get to this point.

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This amazing video was taken on the 10th of December 2024.

📸 - Mawe Lodges


11/12/2024

This herd was sighted near Lake Ndutu in Southern Serengeti.

After their late movements in October and November, most of the wildebeest herds have finally reached the Ndutu region on their migration journey. They will be in this area for a few months as they approach calving season.

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This amazing video was taken on the 10th of December 2024.

📷 - Mawe Lodges


18/11/2024

Ever wondered what a wildebeest looks like from below? 👀

This unique ground-level perspective gives you a rare glimpse of the Great Migration from an entirely different angle! Watch as they gracefully stroll past on their migration journey!

🎥 - Hshphotos

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16/10/2024

This herd was sighted near Kogatende.

As these wildebeest bravely crossed the river, they had to keep one eye open to the crocodiles swimming around them. This shows how the wildebeest always have to be awake and ready during river crossings.

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This spectacular video was taken on the 12th of October 2024.

📸 - Wild and Nature Safaris


04/10/2024

This herd was sighted at crossing 0B on the Mara River.

This continues the crossings that happened during this first week of October. There are still many herds in the Masai Mara though!

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This amazing video was taken on the 2nd of October 2024.

📸 - Mawe Lodges


03/10/2024

These herds were sighted at crossing number 3 on the Mara River.

It is looking as if some of the wildebeest are crossing back into Tanzania. Is this the start of them moving back south on their migration journey? Only time can tell! Interested in our Great Wildebeest Migration newsletter? Sign up now!
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This spectacular video was taken on the 1st of October 2024.

📸 - Mawe Lodges


03/10/2024

This herd was sighted at crossing number 2 on the Mara River!

The crossings are continuing into October but should start to slow down as the herds move back south to Tanzania! Interested in our Great Wildebeest Migration newsletter? Sign up now!
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This amazing video was taken on the 1st of October 2024.

📸 - Mawe Lodges


These herds were sighted crossing the river at Kichwa Tembo Crossing Point.Rains in the Mara North Conservancy caused th...
27/09/2024

These herds were sighted crossing the river at Kichwa Tembo Crossing Point.

Rains in the Mara North Conservancy caused the wildebeest to cross over this river from where they were grazing in the Mara Triangle. Large crossings were happening here from September 23rd!

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These beautiful pictures were taken on the 24th of September 2024.

📸 - Sokomoto Images


25/09/2024

These herds were sighted at crossing point number 7 on the Mara River.

In this video, you can see the wildebeest decide to change their crossing point. This can happen as the whole herd decides to try their luck at a different point on the river. Interested in our Great Wildebeest Migration Newsletter? Sign up now!
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This amazing video was taken on the 18th of September 2024.

📸 - Kelvin Lema


19/09/2024

This herd was sighted crossing the Mara River at crossing point number 5.

The crossings are still continuing as we reach mid September. It is expected they will continue till at least the end of the month although they have become fewer in number!

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This amazing video was taken on the 17th of September 2024.

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18/09/2024

This wildebeest herd was crossing at crossing point number 3.

These safari-goers were treated to a massive herd crossing over the Mara River. This just shows how the best way to experience the wildebeest crossings is in person. It truly is a magical experience.

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This stunning video was taken on the 14th of September 2024.

📸 - Wito Africa Safaris


17/09/2024

This herd was sighted at crossing point number 4 on the Mara River.

Watch how this massive wildebeest herd crossed at this point. This unlucky wildebeest mother had to turn back to look for her baby while walking on a broken leg. This video shows how fast-paced and relentless the wildebeest river crossings can be.

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This amazing video was taken on the 11 September 2024.

📸 - RedisPolly


11/09/2024

This herd was sighted crossing at point number 0 on the Mara River.

Massive amounts of wildebeests were swimming through these rough waters as they tried to cross in search of rainfall. This continues the trend of the wildebeest crossing at these points. It is believed that they are crossing all over from point 0, 2, 3 and 4 simultaneously!

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This stunning video was taken on the 8th of September 2024.

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10/09/2024

These herds were sighted at crossing number 0B and 2 on the Mara River.

In both these videos you can see large numbers of wildebeest crossing at these points. These wildebeest are crossing back and forth from Serengeti into the Masai Mara. They will likely stay in this general area this week, but anything can happen!

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Both these amazing videos were taken on the 7th of September 2024.

📸 - Mawe Lodges


09/09/2024

This herd was sighted crossing the Mara River between crossing point number 0B and 1.

This continues the last few days sightings of them being around this area of the Mara River. Constant crossing are happening as the wildebeest are on the lookout for fresh grass.

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This amazing video was taken on the 6th of September 2024.

📸 - Mawe Lodges


05/09/2024

These herds were sighted at crossing point number 0 on the Mara River.

These herds are moving back to the southern side of the Mara River into the Northern Serengeti. It is said they came from Masai Mara moving all the way down in search of lush fresh grass.

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This stunning video was taken on the 1st of September 2024.

📸 - Johnson Paul


04/09/2024

This herd was sighted between crossing point nr. 0 and 1 on the Mara River.

These wildebeest were crossing in droves at this point on the first day of the September. They bunched up to take their turn to cross these rough currents.

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This amazing video was taken on the 1st of September 2024.

📸 - Nasikia Tanzania Camps & Moodie Shots


This herd was sighted at the Sand River near the south bridge.Some of the wildebeest herds were sighted crossing into th...
04/09/2024

This herd was sighted at the Sand River near the south bridge.

Some of the wildebeest herds were sighted crossing into the Mara again, as most of the herds were in Northern Serengeti for a while, chasing the rains that happened in the second half of August. It is said that the Masai Mara is very hot & dry and some rain could maybe happen!

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This beautiful picture was taken on the 2nd of September 2024.

📸 - Sokomoto Images


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