HerdTracker Wildebeest Migration Live Feed

Safari guides and guests at Kaskaz Mara Camp woke up to thousands of herds migrating around the camp this morning. 

Credit: Safari guide, Hassan Mpendu

The Nasikia Mobile Migration Camp is surrounded by huge herds all the way to the Kogatende near Kitchwa, Tembo.

Credit: Safari guide, Rick Thomas

Every year in July, the Loita migration meets up with the larger great migratory herds from the south. The Mara Plains become a crowded mass of frolicking wildebeest, all competing for the lush green vegetation. 

Safari guide, Raphael Rotiken captured the Loita migration crossing the Osupukiai River from Ol Kinyei Conservancy heading to Naboisho. 

Michael Wachira spotted a large group topi and zebra in the Talek area in the Maasai Mara during his morning game drives. 

Safari guide Elia Edward reported a small crossing at number eight and a big number around Bologonja River.

The first smaller herds of wildebeest and zebra have crossed over into the Maasai Mara whilst the majority have made it to the Northern Serengeti gathering along the river getting ready for the great crossing into the Maasai Mara. Rush hour is upon us and we can't wait!

Head guide, Mark Nicholson witnessed the migration spread out across the Sasakwa Plain during his morning game drives. 

Sasakwa is situated in the Grumeti Reserve, northern Tanzania and forms part of the Serengeti Mara ecosystem. 

The Great Migration has arrived in the Kogatende up in the Northern Serengeti, getting ready for the epic crossing over the Masai River. The herds are gathering along the river all the way to the Gardenia Valley moving into the Nyamalumbwa Plains and the Sand River - while a small group have already crossed the Sand River. 

The majority of the migration has moved through the Grumeti concession heading northeast out of the Ikorongo Reserve. However, approximately 100,000 wildebeest were seen entering the concession just downstream of the Faru Faru Lodge along the Grumeti River. 

Credit: Head guide, Mark Nicholson

First crossing of the season with a lot of wildebeest at the Sand River. 

The Sand River is located within the Masai Mara Reserve on a secluded and picturesque site. The river sits on the migration route for the millions of wildebeest, zebra and Thompson's gazelle that move between Serengeti and Maasai Mara every year.  

Safari guide Emmanuel Matari was on his game drive to see the Great Migration. He spotted the wildebeest in the Kichwa Tembo.

Huge herds are on their way to the Mara River with big numbers having crossed the Sand River this year into the Mara Reserve side. 

Safari guide Baraka Willium spotted the arrival of the migration in the Kogatende. The area is best visited during July to the end of November when the herds are in the Northern Serengeti and hopefully crossing the Mara River. 

Safari guide Emmanuel Matari came across a small number of herds during his morning game drives in the Seronera area heading towards the Kogatenda, Northern Serengeti. The guide also reported that the crossing might start in about a weeks time from now. 

Lodge Manager André Velders, was enjoying his breakfast when he saw large herds of wildebeest and zebra scattered around the lodge.