Wilddogs coming out of our ears!
Category: Mammals | Date: Jun 22 2009 | By: tumaren
30 Wilddog at Tumaren yesterday drinking water about our river camp! I sent the pictures to the Laikipia Wilddog Project with two close ups of 2 of their collared animals. Kayna from the LWP was able to confirm the identity of both dogs based on markings, one of which was the alpha male. This particular pack also is one that typically spends more time north of here and it was informative for Kayna to know that they sometimes also frequent our area. Now she says that when she cant get a signal during their tracking flights that they will remember to cover our area as well to see if they are in our neck of the woods. Such incredible animals.
This is the alpha male:
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7 Responses to “Wilddogs coming out of our ears!”
Dana, on 22 Jun 2009
Lovely pack of dogs. Hope they remain safe from any poachers snares!
Brenton H, on 23 Jun 2009
Wonderful photos of these extraordinary animals.
Zarek, on 23 Jun 2009
*jealousy seething from all pores*
Any good campsites for me and a couple of friends to stay at to come have a look sometime soon?
Probably the number one goal of 2009 for me: Find wild dogs!!
Carlisle, on 08 Jul 2009
I feel so fortunate to have seen this large pack of endangered dogs on our safari with Kairisa!
tumaren, on 09 Jul 2009
Zarek, we do have lots of campsites Zarek and we would love to accomodate you and friends. email me, James at karisia.com to inquire. cheers, J
[BLOCKED BY STBV] dead insects, on 23 Jul 2009
dead insects…
Your topic ” Cinema Fromage ” Citronella anyone? was interesting when I found it on Thursday searching for dead insects as I also have articles and information posted on this subject. Thank You… Steve Noel Sr….
Philemon, on 16 Aug 2009
Winderfull photos and realy encourages those who want to adventure
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