Blog posts for February 2015

Tawny Eagle vs Yellow Billed Kite: Clash of the Talons

One of the volunteers of the iMfolozi managed to snap this great picture of a Yellow-billed Kite trying to chase an immature pale-morph Tawny Eagle from a tree! read more

Leopard vs Maribu Stork in Okavango Delta

Another unbelievable leopard sighting was enjoyed by Wildlife ACT Botswana students recently! A female leopard was sighted in the shade of a tree intently staring at a Maribu Stork about 100m away... read more

Guess the animals in these camera trap images!

Here are a few camera trap pictures which prove that even animals can be camera shy! Can you guess the 5 shy animals in photos from our camera traps on Zululand Rhino Reserve? read more

German and French African animal names

Some volunteers have been struggling with African animal names. So, if you’re planning to come here, you should check out the list they made for you with all the important animals. read more

Vulture roller-coaster in iMfolozi

Conservation volunteer, Magda Rozenboom-Verhaar, found herself mesmerized by vultures circling in the thermals above her. Hypnotized by nature, she'd forgotten about the task at hand...finding the... read more

Woolworths launches new reusable Cheetah bag

South African retailer WOOLWORTHS has just launched a new WILD ABOUT cheetah bag. Through the sale of each bag, Woolworths donates R10 to Wildlife ACT Fund. read more

Wild Dog Monitoring in Zimanga

Conservation volunteer Tara Lal tells about here fabulous experience monitoring wild dogs on Zimanga Private Game Reserve. read more

Wild Dogs and Lions on Zululand Rhino Reserve

A volunteer tells about her experience with lions and wild dogs on Zululand Rhino Reserve. We also learn about African Wild Dog vocalizations. read more

The Little Things on ZRR

We all want to see the big and popular species Zululand has to offer but the little things are just as fascinating and amazing to see in their natural habitat! read more

A small poem on how this monitor sees Zululand Rhino Reserve

This poem by wildlife monitor Zoë Luhdo, describes just what a special time you can have as a volunteer at the beautiful Zululand Rhino Reserve. read more