This Week At Angama #1744 June 2021Douggy captures another week at Angama with all the familiar favourites. What is most exciting is a highly anticipated update on the Sausage Tree Pride, with happy news from these much-loved lions who continue to thrive and reap the rewards of their ever-increasing numbersByDouggy Onsongo
The Migrant Birder Returns1 December 2020While the Great Migration may be East Africa’s better-known natural phenomenon, for Adam Scott Kennedy, the migratory habits of East Africa’s birds are far more awe-inspiringByAdam Scott Kennedy
This Week At Angama #1409 October 2020Natural history filmmakers and photographers from across the world gathered together (virtually) to share their love for the living planet, while a group of likeminded Kenyan creators gathered in the Mara to learn from each other and the wildlife surrounding themByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #13611 September 2020Game drives are addictive, there is no other way of putting it. Regardless of how many amazing sightings you have, and the number of memory cards you fill up with breathtaking images; there is always room for one moreByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #12817 July 2020This week we celebrate the return of guests to Angama Mara. We are confident that the lodge, and the animals, are ready to enthralByAdam Bannister
In Search of the Shoebill14 July 2020What is it – a bird? A dinosaur? Tyler and Shannon headed to Uganda on a quest to find out more about one of Africa’s most enigmatic inhabitants, the shoebillByTyler Davis
This Week At Angama #12312 June 2020They say absence makes the heart grow fonder – it feels as though truer words have never been spoken now that I’m back in the Mara
ByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #11410 April 2020No two game drives in the Mara are alike, but one thing you can count on is returning with an interesting story to tellByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #11227 March 2020From the mighty to the minute and from calm to chaotic, my first few weeks at Angama Mara have been nothing short of spectacularByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #10614 February 2020As another magical full moon sets, so the weather takes another turn. The unseasonal rainfall seems to be behind us, for the moment, and we have returned to classic blue skies and sunny daysByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1057 February 2020This marks the first week of our third year running this series. If you’re a newcomer, you’re in for a treat (and please check out the previous 104 weeks), and if you’re a loyal fan, thanks for checking in each and every Friday.ByTyler Davis
This Week At Angama #10431 January 2020The Mara may be wet, but don’t let that dampen the mood. The grasslands are magnificent, the skies are gigantic, and the animals as plentiful as ever.ByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #10324 January 2020Jeff recounts that it’s been another great week of marvellous sightings, filled with the best of wildlife sightings that the Mara has to offerByJeffrey Thige
This Week At Angama #10217 January 2020Jeffrey Thige writes about how the rains are back in the Mara and one of the best things about this is that the wet savanna brings wildlife closer to the road making, for some exciting sightingsByJeffrey Thige
This Week At Angama #10110 January 2020It’s been another busy week in the Mara – morning, noon and dusk, no matter the time of day, there is always a beautiful scene to captureByJeffrey Thige
This Week At Angama #1003 January 2020The photographic blog series that showcases weekly visual stories from the Maasai Mara celebrates its 100th editionByAdam Bannister
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