Two Weeks in the KGALAGADI - Episode 7 - Mata Mata
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024
- Join us as we travel the dusty roads of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in search of wildlife.
We head off now for three nights at Mata Mata Rest Camp where we stay in two fabulous chalets overlooking the Auob River. The view is so glorious that we take a rest day at the camp before going on a guided sunset drive. On the drive we get to see the nocturnal creatures that have eluded us so far - Brown Hyaena, Cape Fox and three different owls. On the other days we find yet more cheetahs.
Fantastic video, the Kgalagadi is still my all time favourite, one of the last true wildernesses in the world.
Thanks for youe appreciation. It's certainly a special place which will, undoubtedly, lure us back.
Love your videos and sightings thank you
Many thanks for taking the time to comment. Lots more coming!
Really enjoyed watching, thanks once again. Accommodation looked great.
Thanks. The river front chalets are not cheap but are well worth it.
enjoyed watching it.thx u
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment.
Great episode. Funny how no matter how cold it is you aren't all rugged up! My first trip to KTP is in Mar '23, expecting it to be baking hot 24/7.
Many thanks. 'Rugging up' is for the soft South Africans! We live in the north of Scotland so cold is the normal summer temperature! Really hope you enjoy your trip no matter how hot it may be. We are going back again in February 2023 so those videos might be full of whining how hot it is!
@@oldcodgerwithacamera Ah, northern Scotland, then it makes sense you aren't bothered by the cold! I'm a soft Aussie. I love that your videos are kind of like 'slow tv', whereas many short videos on KTP just show their best sightings - makes people think you'll see cheetah, leopard and lion around every corner.
Yeah, I watched plenty of those 10 minute videos with the result that it all seemed rather quiet when we got there! I was worried that my videos might not have enough action but I've tried to show the reality of long days driving searching for the, often elusive, wildlife.
after the jackal finished laying under the tree and run off, did you see the cheetah ahead in the grass ?, you went past it😂😂
No, no, NO! How could we miss that? That was why the birds flew up and we were busy watching them and the jackal. Do you want to come with us next time a a spotter? 😉