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aby Mar 24th, 2012 04:28 PM

Serengeti migration update: Anibody out there NOW ?
 
Hi

can anybody give us an update of migrating herds' wherebouts?
the sites (below) sometimes forget about it for 2 weeks...
i'd be grateful to get a report on migrating-herds position, as i'll be in TZ in April

Serengeti migration update: Sites

http://www.wildwatch.com/great_migration/

http://www.nomad-tanzania.com/blogs/...eti-migration/

http://www.atta.travel/nomad/

http://www.africaodyssey.com/blog/se...gration-update

cary999 Mar 24th, 2012 05:13 PM

Doubt if this is much help, but anyway -
http://www.ndutu.com/
Any lodges (like Ndutu above) you'll be staying at have such ongoing info?

regards - tom

tanya_1976 Mar 24th, 2012 05:21 PM

As of yesterday the herds were around Kusini. Currently not raining in Ndutu and plenty and plenty of cats activity.

It could change in few days if it rains,the herds would be back in Ndutu. When are you leaving?

You can check The Wild Source fb page for recent updates- Deo, their guide and partner in Tz, saw 18 cheetahs (12 cubs inc) yesterday around Ndutu, including one successful hunt!

aby Mar 25th, 2012 11:45 AM

Thanks <b>Tom</b> it does add some info about Ndutu (zero being a meaningful number...)

Thanks <b>Tanya</b> you're really updated! (or u r there??)
can you paste the link to that page of Wild Source (i see that it's Bill's site, same guy who was known here as PB - Predator Biologist?)
i'll be in Serengeti around 6th-8th of April

aby

tanya_1976 Mar 25th, 2012 05:57 PM

No not there(I wish!)

I get almost all of my updates from The Wild Source team- planning something next year with them. At work so cant access fb, will post the link later ( or someone else here can).

aby Apr 30th, 2014 08:08 AM

i'm renewing this thread
with links to <B>Serengeti migration updates</B>

because of a new fantastic link:
updated by guides, camps and pilots (!)

<brown>HerdTracker - Live map of the great wildebeest migration 2014 </brown>
http://www.discoverafrica.com/herdtracker/)/
- thanks to <blue>cooper0717</blue> for this link


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