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I have lost count of the number of leopards I have seen and captured

I have lost count of the number of leopards I have seen and captured

I have lost count of the number of leopards I have seen and captured

I have lost count of the number of leopards I have seen and captured
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The second most endangered mammal in Africa, shot during a Stewart Photography Safari in the Madikwe Game Reserve

Mum, having killed a large male impala for her cub, goes to fetch her offspring to take her to the kill, this is the reunion photograph.

Nikon D810 -

Two Impala enjoying a drink at Reflections Dam in the Timbavati Game Reserve

www.stewartphotography.co.za-safaris are at the Timbavati Game Reserve again, staying at Rockfig Safari Lodge having incredible leopard sightings. Bo

Just two of a pack of 28 Wild Dog playing before commencing their deadly hunt of the morning. The most successful hunter in the African Bush at 80%

Buffalo versus Wild Dog

A Juvenile yellow Billed Kite in full flight

A magnificent example of what might well become extinct in a few years time, unless we join together and fight this crazy war with poachers and crassl

A JUVENILE YELLOW BILLED KITE ON THE HUNT DURING A STEWART PHOTOGRAPHY SAFARI TO THE MADIKWE GAME RESERVE.

NIKON D500 NIKON 200-400MM F4 @ 400MM, F5,

Zebra are extremely skittish when at a water hole and here is a prime example whilst on a Stewart Photography to Madikwe Game Reserve in South Africa

Captured somewhere in Southern Africa during a Stewart Photography Photographic Safari

Nikon D800 ISO 1250 - Nikon 70-200 - 90mm - f10 - 1-250 sec

Chloe Dam in Madikwe

A Malachite Kingfisher just about to swallow his supper.

Nikon D800 Nikon 200-400mm plus TC2ll ISO 400 1-1000 sec f5.6

A ground squirrel

Red billed Oxpecker decided to take a rest from searching a buffalos boss for his breakfast.

Nikon D810 - Nikon 200-400mm @ 400m - f5 - ISO 400 - 1-6

TWO LARGE BULL ELEPHANTS, BOTH IN MUSTH, FIGHTING FOR MATING RIGHTS

A young female leopard glancies up a tree to inspect its suitability as a hunting post whilst on a Stewart Photography Safari in the Timbavati Game Re

Arguably the most beautiful bird in the bush demonstrating its versatility of flight

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