General Discussion
Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsL̶e̶o̶p̶a̶r̶d̶s̶ Cheetahs at Pete's Pond---they're gone now.
Last edited Sun Nov 6, 2016, 02:10 PM - Edit history (1)
http://www.wildearth.tv/cam/petes-pondcatbyte
(34,408 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)Make that 2 zebras, 2 warthogs, and possibly a wildebeest.
yortsed snacilbuper
(7,939 posts)GreenEyedLefty
(2,073 posts)Sorry to keep posting but it's worth it to "hang out" at Pete's Pond!
yortsed snacilbuper
(7,939 posts)I'm always game for Pete's Pond.
suffragette
(12,232 posts)Something out of frame is 'chuffing' at them.
suffragette
(12,232 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)KittyWampus
(55,894 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)likesmountains 52
(4,098 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)nolabear
(41,987 posts)likesmountains 52
(4,098 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)nolabear
(41,987 posts)Thanks!
suffragette
(12,232 posts)Did you see the zebra and (I think) gazelles a moment ago?
suffragette
(12,232 posts)Siwsan
(26,275 posts)Of course, it was night, at the pond. None the less, it was most exciting. I've also seen the cheetahs and leopards, a couple of times.
Yesterday there was a mama elephant with the youngest calf I've ever seen, at the pond. It couldn't have been more than a day or two old.
underpants
(182,839 posts)I'm very interested
likesmountains 52
(4,098 posts)nolabear
(41,987 posts)malaise
(269,067 posts)all by itself
nolabear
(41,987 posts)nolabear
(41,987 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)nolabear
(41,987 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)Of the brush. Maybe they are still there? They blended into the brush immediately.
likesmountains 52
(4,098 posts)nolabear
(41,987 posts)malaise
(269,067 posts)Sunday dinner?
likesmountains 52
(4,098 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)malaise
(269,067 posts)Guess that spooked them
suffragette
(12,232 posts)Lots of cats there today.
malaise
(269,067 posts)Hope he didn't eat that young zebra for Sunday dinner
suffragette
(12,232 posts)With it for a few seconds, but was by itself far too much.
malaise
(269,067 posts)and it ran when the hyena (was that a hyena or a fox?) showed up.
suffragette
(12,232 posts)malaise
(269,067 posts)Wasn't sure. I was amazed that he got away. Coyote must have been very thirsty
suffragette
(12,232 posts)All the other animals come and go and it just stays near the rocky part of the shore and observes. I really need to shower, breakfast and dress, but I can't tear myself away.
malaise
(269,067 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)malaise
(269,067 posts)but read the discussion
suffragette
(12,232 posts)And take that shower.
I'll click back after a bit.
malaise
(269,067 posts)LOL
yortsed snacilbuper
(7,939 posts)malaise
(269,067 posts)- thanks
likesmountains 52
(4,098 posts)GreenEyedLefty
(2,073 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)And drink.
yortsed snacilbuper
(7,939 posts)suffragette
(12,232 posts)Sunlei
(22,651 posts)underwater live cams of whales, salmon, and sealife , buffalo herds and there's even a greatdane service dog training place with lots of livecams on all their dogs & puppies even all night.
http://explore.org/live-cams/player/river-watch-brown-bear-salmon-cams