Has anyone seen a cheeter in Nairobi National Park and what time is good for sightings?
Also for lions at Meru National Park. Nimechoka na herbivores. Kwanzaa elephants in Meru hutokezea tuu kwa highway. Which park is good for leopards?
I’m timing wildebeest migration, nani ataenda before November after June?
Kuja olesereni u bend over nikukule mkia kwa hotel room ukiangalia national park na binoculars.Cheetahs like to hunt for deer majioni as the deer go to drink water at ‘hyenas dam’ inside the park.Thays why you will notice vans parked a slight distance from the dam to view the chase.
There are 2 kinds … :D:D
For the first , you just visit the animal orphanage…
For the second , look out for cars hidden among the bushes…
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Chances are , it is someone’s Wife dishing out the “goods” … :D:D
Do you think animals can tell goods are being dished out?
The riskiest place for those activities. Wakati elephants wata ambush m2 atamea akili.
Unlikely…
If it is low decibel activity … :D:D
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There’s no elephant in Nairobi Park
I was in school kitambo
CHEATERS …
Both are pronounced the same … :D:D
Hapo kwa elephants nakubaliana na wewe.
A huge one dashed across the road as I was approaching Meru town nikiwa 140 kph nikaona kifo na macho.
Karibu niokoke
Village got dialect mwambie
If you peeped through the bushes you might see two cheaters biting playfully and rolling in the car:D
Warning: that is a protected area, No photography allowed.
I did not grow up in the village and I don’t have an accent, I know my mother tongue but my proficiency is going down bcz I don’t even use it with my siblings. When I go to meetings in shags, I struggle to string along an entire sentence effortlessly. I need more people to talk to in my dialect.
On the Contrary …
Many of our intrepid souls made history after being caught on the wrong side of a tourist’s telephoto lens …
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Much to the chagrin of the innocent animals witnessing the events…:D:D
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But kuna starved lions wanatafuta prey.
They hunt at about 4-6am. If you really want to see the cats, that’s the best time. You will need to go to a park that has guides. Either follow the guides with your car or buy a safari package. Because you will never know where to find them. The parks are really big. Plus the animals stay in disguise. Kwanza a Leopard is difficult to find. And spot. That thing sleeps high up in trees. How will you see one. A one-suite park (for big 5)other than the obvious Masai Mara is Amboseli.