There were several highlights during March, but the ones that stand out are: 5 March: We found tracks of the York pride early morning close to Pondoro Camp and while I was busy following the tracks on foot I heard impala alarm calls not far away. I raced back to the vehicle as I got in Shaun radioed informing me that the lions had just killed an impala very close to his vehicle. 6 March: We found Mazinyo and Big Boy, the 2 territorial males of the York pride, lying next to the Olifants road during the morning safari when their 3 sons came to join them. Mazinyo was not in the best of moods and had a short but terrifying scuffle with his one son. 12-15 March: We saw the York pride feeding on a giraffe carcass close to the Olifants river. There was a lot of interaction between the lions as they were fighting over the best portions and this provided very good photo opportunities. 27 March: We came across a baby giraffe of only a few minutes old during the afternoon safari. It was still trying to take its 1st steps in a new and dangerous world. A very special sighting for me. 30 March: We saw the Singwe pride feeding on a waterbuck carcass Congratulations to Abigail Wiggen and Robert Mullen for choosing Pondoro to celebrate their 10th anniversary together. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Jane Turnbull and co for visiting Bateleur Self Catering Camp for the 3rd time. Miklos Nikolics and Erzsebet for visiting Pondoro for the 4th time. Michael Jursa & Nicole Grolle for visiting Pondoro for the 2nd time.