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Everything Guiding: June 2011
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011. Asilia Camp Sightings for the past week. THE SAYARI WILDLIFE REPORT. This week’s wildlife perspective! The most facsinating thing was a little cub playing with his father’s manes and tail, which seemed to be enjoyable for both of them. We also happened to spot a black Rhino around ikunga circuit one male,female and calf. Well, the migration is still an ambiguos subject in a moment, they are still on a move and majority are arround Lobo and Bologonja. Olivers Camp Wildlife Report.
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Everything Guiding: Exceptional Birding Sayari Camp!!
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Friday, August 10, 2012. Exceptional Birding Sayari Camp! In May this year we did some great guide training in the Northern Serengeti at Sayari Camp with 29 Asilia Guides. Four topics were covered, namely Geology with Dr Abigail Church, Botany and Id of plants with Annie Powys, insects with Dino Martins and finally birding with Clint Shipper. These were the trainers for the 2 weeks of training and the guides divided into four groups and had three days with each trainer. Black and White Cuckoo.
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Everything Guiding: April 2012
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Thursday, April 5, 2012. So the 2011/12 season has come to an end and what a season it has been. Busy camps, safaris, happy guests and many wonderful wildlife sightings. This is the time of the year when everybody takes a well deserved break until the next season starts again in early June. This is also the time of the year when we do allot of staff training. Blindfolded, make a even sided triangle and point it to Mt Meru. Crossing a "river" and having to build a perfect tower of tins on a float! Thanks ...
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Everything Guiding: September 2011
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011. With binoculars you will notice the pretty blue above the eye. All of this is really interesting stuff to see and show your guests, and all it takes is a few minutes of looking through your binoculars and interpreting what you see and this you can do with almost any other animal. It does not mean there was no Leopard, you just did not see it! From far away just another sausage tree, but looking through binoculars, something special! So next time when you are out guiding try...
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Everything Guiding: July 2011
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Friday, July 29, 2011. Wildlife at Ubuntu Camp! Hi all, have a look at the nice images from Ubuntu, and what is nice and a first, is a very nice little bird list of the birds around the camp. Around the camp we have got the following species of birds. Red cheeked cordon bleu. Bared faced go away bird. White headed buffalo weavers. Grey headed bush shrike. Northern white crowned shrike. Sunday, July 24, 2011. A Feast For All! Saturday, July 23, 2011. Sometimes some of the most interesting things to show g...
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Everything Guiding: October 2011
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Saturday, October 1, 2011. Awesome Pics, Sayari! Hi all, I wanted to post some nice pictures we received from Sayari Camp before I set of for some leave on Monday heading down to the coast, I will try and get some good Marine ecology pics and when I come back post some interesting things on Coastal habitats and some of the critters that live there! Crossings still happening most days! Nice breeding herd of Ellies close to camp, beautiful short green grass! The most interesting thing that happened at Saya...
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Everything Guiding: August 2011
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Monday, August 29, 2011. Well done Stanford this is indeed a once in a lifetime sighting. But butterflies are probably the most well known of all insects and many peoples favorite insects. Adults normally have beautiful colors and feed primarily on nectar but they also get nourishment from rotting fruit, animal dung and dissolved minerals in wet sand or dirt. African Monarch (Danaus chrysippus). African Monarch Butterfly ( Danaus chrysippus), image from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Citrus Swallo...
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Everything Guiding: January 2012
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Saturday, January 14, 2012. I thought I would share the following series of photographs that show a battle that took place in Zambia's Luangwa River in Luangwa National Park. This was send to me via email and by now has been send all over the world I'm sure, but for those who have not seen it yet, pretty amazing! Attack: The crocodile sprung from the water as a baby elephant and its mum were having a drink from the river. The baby elephant went to hide behind mum as the croc attacked. With her baby safel...
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Everything Guiding: October 2012
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Wednesday, October 24, 2012. Vulture Crisis in Africa and the World. White backed Vulture in Flight, Masai Mara Kenya. Lets face it Vultures are not really on peoples favorite animal or bird list, but primarily because they are very miss-understood birds, who play a very important and vital role in our environment and not just here in Africa but also in the rest of the world. You can also read Darcy's article Dropping Dead: causes and consequences of vulture population declines worldwide here. So the nex...
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Everything Guiding: August 2012
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Friday, August 10, 2012. Exceptional Birding Sayari Camp! In May this year we did some great guide training in the Northern Serengeti at Sayari Camp with 29 Asilia Guides. Four topics were covered, namely Geology with Dr Abigail Church, Botany and Id of plants with Annie Powys, insects with Dino Martins and finally birding with Clint Shipper. These were the trainers for the 2 weeks of training and the guides divided into four groups and had three days with each trainer. Black and White Cuckoo.
