HerdTracker updates from Elewana Collection’s Serengeti Pioneer Camp
Elewana Collection’s Serengeti Pioneer Camp |
18 Jun 2018
The migration is scattered throughout the central Serengeti
The migration is scattered throughout the central Serengeti. There are some herds moving towards the Western area and a few are scattered towards the direction of the Namiri Plains.
Credit: General Manager, Simon Kisingi
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Elewana Collection’s Serengeti Pioneer Camp |
14 May 2018
The migration is occurring around the Naabi Hill Gate (Golini)
The migration is occurring around the Naabi Hill Gate (Golini).
Credit: Assistant Manager, Justin Bernard
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17 Apr 2018
Hundreds of zebra are heading towards the Seronera area
The wildebeest herds are scattered all the way from the Ndutu, Gol, Naabi Hills and Mawe ya Simba, up to the Namiri Plains.
In the meantime, hundreds of zebra are heading towards the Seronera area.
Credit: General Manager Serengeti Pioneer Camp, Simon Kisangi
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09 Apr 2018
The herds are scattered all the way between the Serengeti south to the Ndutu area
General Manager, Simon Kisingi drove through the herds during his morning game drive today. The herds are scattered all the way between the Serengeti south coming to the Ndutu area.
However, there is a very definite move towards the Naabi Hills.
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20 Mar 2018
It is raining heavily throughout the Serengeti
It is raining heavily throughout the Serengeti and the herds are scattered throughout the southern Serengeti towards the Ndutu area.
Credit: Serengeti Pioneer Camp General Manager, Simon Kisingi
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24 Jan 2018
Spotted a large number of the wildebeest and zebra migration in the Ndutu area
Nomad Tanzania, safari guide captured the wildebeest and zebra migration quenching their thirst in a waterhole in the Ndutu area.
General Manager, Simon Kisingi also spotted a large number of the wildebeest and zebra migration in the Ndutu area.
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