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Image 1 — Here's what I spotted today on my first ever safari
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Here's what I spotted today on my first ever safari

Not the best pictures but here's is what I saw on my first day in Kruger

u/seeksadvic3 — 13 days ago
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Photos from recent Kruger trip!

Had a blast on our first return to Kruger in over a decade! Stayed in Satara and Lower Sabie for 6 nights along with another night in Greater Kruger for 7 nights in total! From a wild dog kill to seeing Sable for the first time it was an exceptional trip! Pictures taken by my sister and myself!

u/Own-Excitement6394 — 12 days ago
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Two Sundays in a row I saw Sable Antelope - not once did I get this lucky in the past several years

I have visited Kruger on many occasions and for many days at a time but never ever got lucky finding Sable antelope.

Then three weeks ago, we stumbled across a herd of one male and five or six females. That was amazing.
The next Sunday we returned to the park but a slightly different area - there he was, a lone and majestic Sable bull.

The photos are not great but the sighting itself was!

u/adventu_Rena — 13 days ago
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Which binoculars are suitable for my trip?

I’m going to South Africa in the beginning of April and I want to bring a pair of binoculars with me. My budget is around €100,-/€200,-. Mainly used for animal spotting in Greater Kruger and around the coastline. Also used for the cinematic nature the country has to offer!

Thanks in advance!

Edit: I’m based in the Netherlands

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u/Vetje_ — 11 days ago
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Title: Diaphanous Mixed media on canvas Size: 20cm x 15cm. Artist: Juliette Venter This is piece number 3 that will be exhibited at the Association of Arts in Pretoria. Exhibition dates are the 14th of November to the 12th of December 2026

u/JulietteVenterArt — 14 days ago