Honey's Boys playing with their food
Jan 29th, 2010, 11:42 AM
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Honey's Boys playing with their food
Jan 29th, 2010, 12:21 PM
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It's astonishing!
I got that link today from a dear friend and have had a look at the pics at least 5 times.............it's too good to be true! But it IS TRUE!
We are flying off on Monday......can't wait........
Thanks for uploading!
SV
I got that link today from a dear friend and have had a look at the pics at least 5 times.............it's too good to be true! But it IS TRUE!
We are flying off on Monday......can't wait........
Thanks for uploading!
SV
Jan 29th, 2010, 01:36 PM
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Honey's boys can bring down a wildebeest, so they may not think it's worth it to kill a young impala. Given what we saw in the Mara with a lion cub playing with a newborn waterbuck for almost an hour, I know it's possible.
SV, where are you staying? Divewop will be headed to the Mara soon, too.
SV, where are you staying? Divewop will be headed to the Mara soon, too.
Jan 29th, 2010, 02:29 PM
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Seems tampered with except for the shadows of the impala on the ground. But with those full tummies, maybe the boys did recently eat and weren't up for dessert! Lucky Bambi 
Honey's boys have got to be older than 18/months. When I saw them early June '08 that were already a year old. They can be other triplets!
Honey's boys have got to be older than 18/months. When I saw them early June '08 that were already a year old. They can be other triplets!
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On BBC Big Cat Diary I've seen cheetah -cubs- play with gazelle calf and the calf escape.
What makes me wonder about these photos is the length of the shadows on numbers 2 and 3. Must have been considerable difference in time between those shots, maybe 2 hours. And I doubt if cheetahs or calf would hang around and play that long.
regards - tom
What makes me wonder about these photos is the length of the shadows on numbers 2 and 3. Must have been considerable difference in time between those shots, maybe 2 hours. And I doubt if cheetahs or calf would hang around and play that long.
regards - tom
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