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Western herds at Kirawira Hills, just south of the Grumeti River

07 Jul 2015 by andBeyond

Dear Carel,

Sorry for the delayed reply. We have quite a good group of migration not far from the camp. It’s about 6 to 7 kms away from the camp at Kirawira Hills (south-east of the camp).

The wildebeest photos you see were taken yesterday and some on 3rd July, but the wild dogs pictures were taken on the 22nd June by our ranger Moses Mhina. I will update you as they move in.

Thanks,
Mussa

Wild dogs - Image by Moses Mhina

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Wildebeest migration - Image by Sam Grumeti Serengeti

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Western herds at Kirawira Hills - Image by Sam Grumeti Serengeti

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Wild dogs in Grumeti - Image by Moses Mhina

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Wild dogs hunting in the Serengeti - Image by Moses Mhina

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Wild dogs close to andBeyond's Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp - Image by Moses Mhina

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Wild dogs close to the Grumeti River - Image by Moses Mhina

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Migration close to andBeyond's Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp - Image by Sam Grumeti Serengeti

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Wildebeest are south of the Grumeti River - Image by Sam Grumeti Serengeti

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Wildebeest in the Serengeti - Image by Sam Grumeti Serengeti

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Wildebeest close to Kirawira Hills - Image by Sam Grumeti Serengeti

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