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Thanks for the explanation, Jannie, most interesting! And I'm sure it's hard to decide what pix to post (I also loved the UFO ), it's really fascinating to see the activity that your cams capture. Thanks!

Only a pleasure, hope I have made someone’s Monday a better one.

wow fantastic
seems Hyena likes the projectors

For sure

Thank you for putting so much effort into showing us pics.

Great pics!

WOW KG

Wonderful pictures.....Lovely Hyena with a part of a kill
Love the Cheetah and the Leopard always special to capture them

The common game: Springbok and Gemsbok and Hartebeest also wonderful

Stunning photos Jannie - thanks a mil

Hyena are obviously fussy -- need to wash their food first

Thanks Jannie -- you certainly brightened our day

Herewith some more pics ....I had problems uploading but got back online now.







Enjoy

Wonderful pictures KG

I really enjoy this topic

Thanks for all the hard work

Its a pleasure.

Last week I took a chance and put one cam up at Rooibrak, left it there for a week........and I must say what’s going on there at night exceeded my expectations. Unfortunately I’m going away for a week . Taking the Community team to Cape Town to go and see the sea as some of the (90%) of them have never been to the sea nor swim in it. So this will be an experience on its own will take pics and come and post it.

So unfortunately you will have to wait another week before I can post those pics.

Have lots of fun Jan

It will be a very special trip for them ....I hope they will enjoy every minute of it, going to the sea is always very special.

Thanks we will do, they will be leaving on Wednesday morning and they cant wait to get from all this sand to all that water...

Also sand at the seaside, Jannie — just different. Hope you all have a great time in the Cape!

KG have a great time in Cape Town. You should think of bringing your Community members to West Coast Nat Park. I'm sure one of the rangers would not mind taking you sightseeing; and the Atlantic ocean is quite dramatic along the western coast, to see the huge waves.