Comments on: Predators http://www.kaingo.com Sat, 10 Dec 2011 07:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Phil Branham http://www.kaingo.com/safari-pictures/big-cats/#comment-7890 Phil Branham Sat, 06 Aug 2011 09:21:00 +0000 http://www.kaingo.com/?page_id=162#comment-7890 Hi Jules & Derek, I like all of them but the photo with the five lions in the tree stands out. One, two maybe three lions in a tree but FIVE? See you in October! Phil Branham Hi Jules & Derek, I like all of them but the photo with the five lions in the tree stands out. One, two maybe three lions in a tree but FIVE?

See you in October!

Phil Branham

]]> By: Russell Nicholson http://www.kaingo.com/safari-pictures/big-cats/#comment-406 Russell Nicholson Sun, 12 Sep 2010 16:01:02 +0000 http://www.kaingo.com/?page_id=162#comment-406 Hi jules and derek,i am staying with you soon,and having seen these pictures,i feel like a child waiting for christmas morning,thats the only way i could put it. The images are amazing,each for a different reason,depicting a day in the bush during a particular season,but above all they capture the magic of the bush around your camps. For example..The leopard is very much the spirit of the bush, an elusive but magical shadow,which will reveal itself when its ready,and its the stealth hunter of the night.. Stalking to within yards of its prey...and waiting like a coiled spring..waiting to pounce...silent and patient.. On the opposite side of the spectrum..you have the stuningly beautiful carmine bee eater wich with its vibrant colour...flying up and down the riverbank,bringing a carnival of colour to the bush. Superb pictures. Russell. Hi jules and derek,i am staying with you soon,and having seen these pictures,i feel like a child waiting for christmas morning,thats the only way i could put it. The images are amazing,each for a different reason,depicting a day in the bush during a particular season,but above all they capture the magic of the bush around your camps. For example..The leopard is very much the spirit of the bush, an elusive but magical shadow,which will reveal itself when its ready,and its the stealth hunter of the night.. Stalking to within yards of its prey…and waiting like a coiled spring..waiting to pounce…silent and patient.. On the opposite side of the spectrum..you have the stuningly beautiful carmine bee eater wich with its vibrant colour…flying up and down the riverbank,bringing a carnival of colour to the bush. Superb pictures. Russell.

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