HerdTracker Wildebeest Migration Live Feed
The herds have arrived in the Mbalageti area!
Camp Manager André Velders witnessed the wildebeest migration in their thousands around the Mbalageti Safari Camp, western corridor.
The front end of the migration should reach the Mbalageti River by June. The tail end could still be at Lake Magadi or on the southern side of the Nyamuma and Simiti Hills. However, June marks the end of the rainy season.
Safari guide, Noel Akyoo captured the herds in the Mbalageti area, Western Serengeti during his afternoon game drive.
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Safari guide Raphael Rotiken spotted the Loita migration in the Loita plains at Naboisho Conservancy.
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Camp Manager Diana Shambi witnessed the herds right in front of the camp this morning.
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
Safari guide, Ian Kiwelu spotted a big herd of the wildebeest crossing the Seronera River, around the Nyuma ya Nyumba area.
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Beena Gossain witnessed the very first group of the migrants arriving in the Soroi area this morning as they were leaving the Serengeti Soroi.
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Serengeti Balloon Safaris pilot Abeid Soka spotted the mega-herds of wildebeest in the Seronera area.
The migration is spread out across the Seronera area in the Central Serengeti.
The Lemala Ewanjan Tented Camp is surrounded by hundreds of wildebeest together with a dozen zebra just a few metres in front of the camp.
Credit: Camp Manager, Ebenezer
The herds are divided into two parts! A large number is heading towards the Western Corridor of the Serengeti and a small number is still roaming in the Central area.
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The wildebeest migration was captured accompanied by a large number of zebra in the central Seronera.
Credit: Marketing Manager, Beena Gossain
Marketing Manager Beena Gossain spotted a group of migratory herds in the Naabi Hill and the Gol Kopjes areas.
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Live migration update from safari guide Ian Kiwelu!
