During the dry spell of the last one or two weeks, the animals were
quite dispersed and had moved towards the Serengeti and Kusini area, and
the triangle towards Naabi Hill.
However, big rains in the last two days has seen the usual dramatic
turnaround. The herds will probably start to move back more onto the Ngorongoro Conservation Area side now and
search for the fresh short grass. There are already a lot of little wildie babies in evidence which makes for great viewing.
While I am writing this, the guests of Serengeti Safari Camp are sitting in the mess tent
watching a big male lion having his wildebeest breakfast not more than
150m away.... It's still amazing that we have the opportunity to witness such things...
The
rain has wreaked a small amount of havoc on the roads, and those
wanting to cross small Olduvai had to wait for a few hours while the
water subsided yesterday. The bridge over the main arm of the gorge
meant there were no issues there. Today, after two days of heavy rain,
some of the roads in the south are challenging, and in true safari
style, the odd vehicle is getting stuck...all part of the fun!
Find out more about the Serengeti Migration.
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