This Week at Angama #22817 June 2022In his last instalment for the blog, Adam reflects on the past 4 and a half years at Angama — and provides us with one final lion updateByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #22710 June 2022Conquering prides and taking new land has become the norm for the lions of the Mara. Fortunately, we were able to witness some of the drama unfoldBySammy Njoroge
This Week at Angama #2263 June 2022It's early June and small zebra and wildebeest herds have already begun to appear — along with a new pride of lions who seem to know what's to comeByAndrew Andrawes
Losing Yourself in a Mara Moment19 May 2022What is one of the most important lessons a professional wildlife photographer can learn? UK-based Richard Peters finds out first-hand on a recent visit to Angama MaraByRichard Peters
This Week at Angama #2229 May 2022One of the newest members of the Angama Family, Sammy’s time in the Mara has been a return to his childhood — and blessed with some remarkable sightingsBySammy Njoroge
This Week at Angama #22129 April 2022Returning to his homeland after a long absence, Andrew is struck by a sense of nostalgia and the excitement of new discoveries all at onceByAndrew Andrawes
This Week at Angama #22022 April 2022The lions of the Triangle are thriving at the moment — as evidenced by the exciting discovery of several new cubs in the Egyptian PrideByRobert Sayialel
This Week at Angama #21915 April 2022It’s always good to be back in the Mara. After a short hiatus, Robert couldn’t wait to catch up with the Triangle’s icons including the Border Pride and the Salt Lick FemaleByRobert Sayialel
This Week at Angama #21625 March 2022We have been blessed with leopards this week, as the Mara starts to change from green to golden and bringing some unusual visitors with itByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #21518 March 2022The menu on offer in the Mara this week ranged from elephant to scrub hare, and Adam found out there is no shortage of mouths to feedByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #21411 March 2022A great mystery of the Mara’s seasons is that the most beautiful time for this landscape, particularly for photographers, is often its quietestByAdam Bannister
This Week at Angama #2134 March 2022Lions are cunning, as Robert witnessed this week. He captured moments that illustrate what masters of survival they areByRobert Sayialel
This Week At Angama #21011 February 2022Despite years of photographing and living in the Mara, Adam Bannister is still finding fresh perspectives to admire it fromByAdam Bannister
