Duke
Those baby squirrels are sooo dang cute!!! :D Awww...
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Wilderness Diary
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Tales of a Nature Lover: wildlife dramas unfolding daily around our home in the Kenyan wilderness: the challenges and delights of a woman living in the middle of nowhere, with only elephants, crocodiles and hippos for neighbours...
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The end of the blogging drought, if not the real one...
I know this will come as a great shock to you, but yes, I’m back… Life has become rather hectic and I don’t promise to update this blog as much as I used to but I will try to do better than I have been doing recently! So, I’ll start with the...
High Season in the Dry Season
The dry season on a river in Tsavo equates to non-stop wildlife action, and it’s fair to say this is a just description of the current situation at Kulafumbi. The river in front of the house is like a super-highway, attracting traffic all day long ...
A Feline fine enough to knock your spots off
It's not every day you're lucky enough to see a leopard...but in the past week or so, it has been an almost daily occurrence here at Kulafumbi. Now that's a slight exaggeration, I admit, but we have been seeing a leopard opposite the house quite reg...
Reptilian Rumble in the Jungle…Or could it just be romance?
There’s no denying it: crocodiles are bizarre creatures. There’s been so much croc-action-at-Kulafumbi recently (sounds like something out of a hyped-up TV programme, doesn’t it?). Every day we hear their crashing in the reeds and the deep gutt...
Flights of Fancy
One of the wonderful things about our house being set on the edge of a precipice, falling away to the river below, is that we are eye to eye with the birds as they pass by on the wing...and often we even get a bird's eye view of the birds themselves...
Whatever the Weather, Hippos for our Hippo Lawn
It’s been a strange season again, with the short rains (which were due to start late October) never really materializing. We had two substantial rainstorms on the 6th and 8th of November respectively, but that was it. As a result, this part of ...
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This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 4 comments.
Tanya
Thanks SheR T - yes, we are very lucky to live where we do, and to share our lives with all the animals...it is a very special place (although at times life can be tough too, because you have to be self-sufficient for everything from generating your own electricity to pumping all your water from a well...but we think the hard work is worth it!
SheR T
Animals as neighbourhoods. The sky is your roof. What a beautiful place and blog.
Really a gorgeous blog with a view into another world. Definitely worth subscribing to and adding to your blogrolls.
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