Updates

15 Feb 2019

The great herds were seen on the Kusini Plains heading towards the woodlands in the southern end of the ecosystem. 

- Image by Fred Shirima Photography

03 Feb 2019

The good grazing of the southern Serengeti, Ndutu and Ngorongoro Conservation areas means the herds remain in the far south. 

The great herds were spotted around the Miti Mitatu area.  

- Image by Fred Shirima Photography

- Image by Fred Shirima Photography

- Image by Fred Shirima Photography

- Image by Fred Shirima Photography

01 Feb 2019

February is the easiest month to predict where the migration will be in the Serengeti. For the past 10-12 years, the wildebeest herds have settled in and around Lake Ndutu and Masek. This area is lush in February and an ideal location for wildebeest to give birth to offspring.

Expect scenes of delight (newborns finding their feet) and horror (predators arrive to prey on the young). 

The herds were spotted heading to the Ndutu from the southern part of the Naabi Hills. 

- Image by Serengeti Wakanda Safaris

31 Jan 2019

Fred Shirima captured the migration on the southern plains of the Serengeti roaming in the Naabi Hills heading towards the Ndutu, Miti Matatu and the Hidden Vally. 

- Image by Fred Shirima Photography