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| One of the activities at Okonjima is visiting the leopards. My visit was late afternoon, which explains the changing light! The leopards are part of Africat's work. This is a young female leopard called 'MJ'. All of the leopards are radio-collared, but sometimes, as with the bottom image, you may get a pose which hides the collar, though more usually at least the aerial is sticking up! |
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| Here you can see the aerial sticking out, behind MJ's ear. She was standing in the light, but the shadow of the people watching (from a land rover) are clearly visible. |  | |
| MJ was walking away from us, then decided to scratch a tree-trunk. This was nice enough, as she took up a graceful curved, shape, though her head was behind some twigs. Then she turned and looked at us, ignoring the barrage of clicks. |  | |
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