Early rise to try and spot a lion before we left Etosha. Did not see a lion but Jeevan ( our spotter) got us to see a cheetah, post a feed, basking in the sun. Thanks to him we also saw a mother rhino with her baby. Saw a flock of vultures feeding on a carcass with the jackals awaiting their turn.
Stayed at the Waterberg Plateau,pretty place, the most isolated of the campsites we have been to so far. Went for a walk and lost our way, all part of the experience.
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ReplyDeleteI read through all of the ones you put up today. It is so nice you are doing this. I really love reading it all. I am going to take Peeyush on this tour sometime...
ReplyDeleteGo Jeevan! Some people just have the natural wildlife spotting talent. Both Adel and my Mom are similarly gifted. Growing up on a farm probably helps :) Looks like you're having fun...
ReplyDeleteI guess Jeevan connects with the wildlife;)
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