The most unlikely of battles14 February 2020On a beautiful October afternoon in the Triangle, Angama Mara guest, Mike Welton from Canada, was on safari with his guide John, when with much excitement they came across a female leopard hunting an impala grazing nearby. Taking her time for what she thought was the perfect moment, the leopard patiently stalked her prey, but...BySue van Winsen
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
What’s In A Name? – Speke & Burton28 January 2020In our next instalment of our “What’s in a Name?” series, we take a look at one side of perhaps the most notorious of explorer rivalries in African history.ByTyler Davis
This Week At Angama #10217 January 2020The rains are back in the Mara and one of the best things about this is 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 edition.ByAdam Bannister
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