HerdTracker Wildebeest Migration Live Feed

The migratory herds are heading towards the short grass of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and will arrive in the Ndutu Safari Lodge in the next few days. 

For the past 10-12 years, the wildebeest herds have settled in and around the Lakes 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). 

Kiprotich Jona Cheres captured the herds on the Western Serengeti plains close to the Kirawira Serena Camp. 

About four days back, the wildebeest were seen in the Western Corridor of the Serengeti National Park, close to the Grumeti Camps including the &Beyond Grumeti Tented Camp, Grumeti Serengeti and Singita Explore. 

For the past few months, the herds have been moving through the area. 

There is still a great presence of the wildebeest in the Grumeti Reserve. Ross Couper spotted the herds during his game drive on the Serengeti plains. 

The herds were seen making their way to the Grumeti Reserve in the Western Serengeti National Park.

Some of the wildebeest have settled into the Moru Kopjes on their long trek to the Southern Serengeti short grass for the calving season. 

The herds were spotted on the border of Tanzania passing the Mara Serena in the Mara Triangle. 

There are some things that just have to be done in a lifetime and hot air ballooning over the Masai Mara wildebeest migration is one of them. There is little that can match the aesthetic appeal of a huge colourful balloon rising like an airborne out of the pre-dawn darkness into the first rays of the sun. 

Niamh captured the herds in the Masai Mara heading towards the Serengeti during her hot air balloon safaris. 

Thousands of wildebeest are trooping back to Kirawira Plains between Kirwawira Luxury Tented Camp and Grumeti Airstrip.  

It had been raining for the past two days and the area beyond Sundowner Hill is very wet. 

A large herd was seen moving from the Nyasirori plains heading towards the Sundowner Hills. However. some herds were heading to the Grumeti Reserve. 

Masai Mara is the northmost point of the great wildebeest migration. Over two million wildebeest migrate through Tanzania and Kenya in search of grazing opportunities.

During Elvis visit, the Mara River was dry - making it easy for the movement of the wildebeest. 

A large herd of the wildebeest was seen grazing at Nyasirori plains in the Western Serengeti.

The herds will soon move towards the Grumeti Reserve, Grumeti Airstrip and the Sundowner Hill. 

A small group of the wildebeest is still roaming the Northern Serengeti. However, a large herd has been seen in the Western Serengeti at the Kirawira area. 

Grimus was offered a front seat to the Great Wildebeest Migration during her stay at the Sarova Mara Game Camp in the Masai Mara. 

The migratory heads were heading back into the Serengeti National Park.