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Massive crossing from Mara Triangle into the Mara Reserve at Lookout Hill (Serena)

28 Oct 2015 by Mara Intrepids Camp

Hi Carel

Yesterday, 10,000 wildebeest crossed from the Mara Triangle into the Mara Reserve at Lookout Hill.

Here are some images of the crossing.

Kind Regards,
Jay Kang'e,
Mara Intrepids Camp

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Wildebeest crossing the Mara River - Image by Jay Kang'e
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The herds jump in the Mara River - Image by Jay Kang'e
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The wildebeest jump off a steep Mara River Bank - Image by Jay Kang'e
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The wildebeest migration take the plunge into the Mara River - Image by Jay Kang'e
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A line of wildebeest in the Mara River in Kenya. - Image by Jay Kang'e
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Wildebeest make it across the Mara River - Image by Jay Kang'e
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The wildebeest migration move into the Masai Mara - Image by Jay Kang'e
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The herds in the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya - Image by Jay Kang'e
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