After a delicious breakfast at Serengeti Serena lodge, we headed for the Wildebeest migration, but we are not alone. We have a guide with us, his name is Hamis. After surviving a long history of the Serengeti, we arrived at a waterhole where a lot of zebras were very panicky to drink. When we started the car the zebras that were drinking quickly stopped and ran away as fast as they could.
Then we saw "meat" in a tree. That meant a leopard was nearby. And yes after waiting we finally saw my leopard. As extra we also saw 3 lions in a tree relaxing. Further on we saw elephants with a really tiny baby, it was so cute. Then we went looking for the migration of the wildebeest. We saw several small groups who were trying to catch up. They walked, ran, jumped in a straight line. We also saw 5 baby's without a mum. That was very sad, we knew that the hyena was nearby. And we saw it relaxing near the water after a long day following the wildebeest. In a distance we saw the migration, but we were unable to get closer. Wow.. I love the Serengeti. Bart
Then we saw "meat" in a tree. That meant a leopard was nearby. And yes after waiting we finally saw my leopard. As extra we also saw 3 lions in a tree relaxing. Further on we saw elephants with a really tiny baby, it was so cute. Then we went looking for the migration of the wildebeest. We saw several small groups who were trying to catch up. They walked, ran, jumped in a straight line. We also saw 5 baby's without a mum. That was very sad, we knew that the hyena was nearby. And we saw it relaxing near the water after a long day following the wildebeest. In a distance we saw the migration, but we were unable to get closer. Wow.. I love the Serengeti. Bart
1 comment:
Hoi Bart,
Wat is de Serengetti wijd hé en wat kun je daar veel en ver zien. Heb je ook echte kuddes gnoe's gezien???
Begrijp wel dat je schrijft dat je in love ben op de Serengetti.
En Evert heb je inmiddels de Massai mannen het Jumpen geleerd????
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