Leucistic Zebra

I noticed this zebra in the Satara area and realised there was something
amiss. It was slightly lighter than the other zebra with more brownish
stripes rather than black. It had beige tinges to its tail, mane, and
eyelashes. Its eyes were a blueish-gray colour rather than the normal brown.
I realised it's a leucistic zebra. It was the first time that I've noticed a
zebra with a lack of pigment.
Simon Vegter

Wildebeest out of season

Wildebeest give birth seasonally around December/January. It was therefore
unusual to notice a single wildebeest calf at the end of June. This is 6
months later than usual, and seeing it stand amongst its peers make it
really stand out in terms of size. It will also make it more vulnerable to
predation. Let's hope it finds enough protection within the safety of the
herd.

Photo Gallery

Here are a few more photos for your entertainment... and to get you to long
for the Kruger Park.