HerdTracker Wildebeest Migration Live Feed
Wildebeest migration crossings continue at point number 0 in the Mara River.
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Close call! Despite being caught by the tail, this lucky wildebeest managed to escape and successfully cross the Mara River.
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Linda was amazed to spot a herd of the wildebeest roaming on the savannah plains of the Masai Mara, close to the Ashnil Mara Camp.
Masses of the wildebeest were seen on the plains of the Masai Mara National Reserve drinking from the marsh in front of the Little Governors Camp.
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The wildebeest herds were seen making their way back into the Serengeti from the Masai Mara. The wildebeest will move slower as they continue their endless search for water and lush green grass.
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After waiting for exactly 8 hours and 42 minutes by the Banks of the Mara River. Onesmus Ole Irungu finally captured thousands of wildebeest crossing over to the Mara Triangle en-route back to the Serengeti.
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The migration in the Masai Mara is not over yet!
Friedrich von Horsten witnessed his first ever Mara River crossing just south of the Ashnil Mara Camp on the 4 October 2018. Friedrich also encountered the herds in the Sand River coming from the south heading to the north - and another group on the Mara River heading into the Mara Triangle on the 6 October 2018.
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Lemala Mara Camp safari guide Baraka Willium captured a huge herd of the wildebeest crossing point number 4.
The migration movement continues at point number 4 in the Mara River.
Credit: Lemala Mara Camp ranger, Frank Gabriel
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Safari guide Mohammed Sufian saw the herds crossing point number 4 in the Mara River during his morning game drive.
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Walter Pá witnessed a large herd of the wildebeest crossing high water-levels of the Mara River in the Serengeti side.
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Bob Prescesky spotted a herd of wildebeest and zebra after crossing the Mara River during the great migration on the Maasai Mara side. The herds were fortunate enough to avoid the crocodiles waiting in waters for an easy meal.
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Cristina Theo sighted the great herds on the Maasai Mara plains during her game drives.
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