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An elephant walks down a dirt road while kicking up a cloud of dust in warm golden light.

March Through The Tanda Tula Lens

Seven new lion cubs, leopard families, and a Timbavati reborn by rain — March 2026 brought extraordinary wildlife sightings to Tanda Tula.

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | April 2026

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A male lion walks straight toward the camera along a narrow dirt path through green grass. The background is softly blurred, keeping the lion centered and prominent.

Power Dynamics in the Timbavati: A Tanda Tula Lion Update

Courage, legacy, and the ever-shifting dynamics of the Timbavati lions.

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | October 2025

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A leopard lies stretched along a tree branch, looking down through the leaves. Its spotted body is partly hidden by the trunk and foliage against a blue sky.

The Month in Photos: September 2025 at Tanda Tula

A visual journey through Tanda Tula’s September wilderness moments.

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | October 2025

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Two white lions crouch at the edge of a waterhole, drinking from the water. One lion is pale tan and the other is nearly white, both reflected in the still surface.

White Lions of the Timbavati

A Rare Legacy and Living Mystery

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | September 2025

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A close-up side profile of a male lion with a full mane, looking alert against a soft blurred background. The lion has its mouth slightly open and its tongue visible.

August Through Tanda Tula’s Lens

Flamingos, Lion Battles, and a Glimpse of Spring

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | September 2025

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A silhouetted couple stands close together at sunset, with warm orange light fading across the sky. Low landscape and distant hills form a dramatic horizon behind them.

The Ultimate Honeymoon

Why an African Safari Is Always the Right Choice

Tanda Tula | Wildlife | August 2025

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A pride of lions gathers at the edge of a waterhole, with several lions drinking and resting in the warm golden light. One lion stands in the background while the others cluster together along the muddy bank.

July Through The Tanda Tula Lens

Just like that, we rip another page off the 2025 calendar, and move one step closer to spring!

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | August 2025

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A leopard crouches at the edge of a waterhole and laps water from the surface. Its reflection is visible in the still water below.

June Through The Tanda Tula Lens

Incredible wildlife encounters in July

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | July 2025

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A male lion walks toward the camera through dry grass with warm sunlight highlighting his mane. The background is dark and blurred, making the lion the clear focus.

May Safari Highlights Through The Tanda Tula Lens

A photographic summary of May's fabulous safari sightings

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | June 2025

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A close-up portrait of a cheetah with its tongue out while feeding in tall grass. The blurred body of its prey is visible in the foreground.

April Through The Tanda Tula Lens

A summery of the past month on safari in the Timbavati through a pictorial lens

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | May 2025

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A lioness is mounted on the back of a male lion while he roars in the grass. The scene shows a wildlife moment on the grounds associated with tandatula.

March Through Our Lens

Catch up with the latest sightings from Tanda Tula in the Timbavati

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | April 2025

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Two kingfishers perch on a tree branch, with one bird holding an insect in its beak while the other reaches toward it. The background is a soft green blur that keeps the birds in focus.

January Safaris Through Our Lens

A summery of the past month on safari in the Timbavati through a pictorial lens

Chad Cocking | Wildlife | February 2025

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