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The Mara
From the Ashes
2 Apr 2019 - Adam Bannister Far from a depressing event, in the Mara fire means life and activity – particularly for a fervid photographer
Faces of the Mara
19 Feb 2019 - Tim Hulme Sometimes the best-laid plans go awry – as fashion and portrait photographer, Tim Hulme, discovered. But sometimes, with some quick thinking, you may end up with an even better result than you dared to imagine
Where Cows and
Conservation Co-exist
12 Feb 2019 - Adam Bannister
On a short visit to Ol Pejeta, Adam Bannister was struck by the diversity Kenya has to offer
A Night Out with the Hyenas
15 Jan 2019 - Adam Bannister Adam discovers that spotted hyenas are not greedy, stupid, scavenging scoundrels after all
What A Year It Has Been
Here In The Mara
24 Dec 2018 - Nicky Fitzgerald
The Angama guides share their best wildlife sightings for 2018: wild dog, a lizard kill, brave mothers, foolish mothers, crossing dramas, hapless warthogs, feeding frenzies, narrow escapes, leopard and lion killing mongooses, an ostrich getting the better of a leopard, baby porcupines and yes, even a pangolin
Spotted in the Mara
31 Jul 2018 - Adam Bannister It is time for the leopards of the Mara Triangle to steal the limelight
There Are Angels at Work
10 Jul 2018 - Adam Bannister Every day a remarkable team works tirelessly to protect the mighty pachyderms of the Greater Mara and how lucky we are to have them
Research, Romance & a Rover
5 Jun 2018 - Britt Klaassen Martial Eagles and cheetah make improbable romantic partners but then again the Mara is full of surprises
Flying at 160 km per hour – Bird or Aircraft?
17 Apr 2018 - Stratton Hatfield Who would have thought a martial eagle could achieve that? A year ago Stratton introduced our readers to the Martial Eagle research project and in this post he shares some fascinating insights into the secret world of these majestic raptors