Weekly Big Five Sightings 22 June –28 June 2026

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Zebra drinking Photo by Nicholas Greeff

Monday, 22 June 2026

(26°C)

  • Two pangolins on Grass cut Road.
  • Makhomsava, the female leopard stationary on Arathusa Main Road East of Big Dam.

Tuesday, 23 June 2026

(30°C)

  • A breeding herd of fifteen African elephants drinking at Leeukuil Pan.

Wednesday, 24 June 2026

(32°C)

  • Mahlowasi, the female leopard stationary West of Hyena Den Road.
  • One Cape buffalo bull stationary on the Eastern side of the Island Crossing.
  • A breeding herd of approximately 20 African elephants feeding on the firebreak junction Simbambili Driveway.

Tortoise Pan, the male leopard. Photo by Jordan Delvecchio

Thursday, 25 June 2026

(27°C)

  • A breeding herd of eight African elephants mobile West from Robson’s Boundary.
  • One African elephant bull drinking at Arathusa Safari Dam.

Friday, 26 June 2026

(25°C)

  • One African elephant bull drinking at Big Dam.
  • Tortoise Pan, the male leopard stole a grey duiker kill from Xidulu, the female leopard North of Zebra Drive.
  • A breeding herd of ten African elephants feeding around Knobthorn Pan.

Saturday, 27 June 2026

(25°C)

  • Two Ndzhenga male lions stationary North of the Quarry on the Eastern side of Arathusa Safari’s Airstrip.
  • Ten Nkuhuma lion cubs playing on a dead tree West of Cheetah Cutline.
  • A breeding herd of fifteen African elephants feeding around Jacana Dam.

Nottons male leopard. Photo by Jordan Delvecchio

Sunday, 28 June 2026

(24°C  0,2mm Rain)

  • 0ne female and two sub adult cheetah stationary North of Our Fathers Crossing.
  • Tortoise Pan, the male leopard mobile South from Drongo North.
  • Mahlowasi, the female leopard mobile North from Ngala Road.

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