Thursday, August 13, 2026

Kgalagadi Sightings

The Kgalagadi Wildlife Reserve came into being from the merging of two adjacent wildlife destinations located in South Africa and Botswana and this space is packed with images typical of what you'd expect from Africa. Dusty savanna. Thorn trees that look almost alien. And lions. Plenty of lions. You can see lion cubs - small as kittens or confident teenagers - out on a stroll with mom. A sleepy pride enjoying naptime in the middle of the road. Or a trio on patrol inspecting the facilities of their human guests. But there are other species as intriguing. Curious desert foxes. A drowsy owl peeking out of the tree hollow. That super-athlete, the solitary cheetah, caught in a quiet moment. An eagle captured mid-flight. A female leopard, up close and personal. A puffadder, playing hide and seek with its surroundings. African wildcats that will look surprisingly familiar to cat lovers. Some of the photographs are truly stunning. Come here to dream about your own African odyssey. 

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