Why December to March is a Hidden Gem for Tanzania Safaris
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The Dung Wars
We had a lot of rain in the Selous last week which brought out lots of insects i...
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Saying Goodbye to a Legend
Yesterday, Nomad Tanzania honored the life of Brian Darnley Nicholson, a true le...
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Tug of War
In the left corner, measuring 8ft long and weighing in at 500 pounds we have Tre...
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Narina Trogon
We have been very lucky the last two weeks at KP. A Narina Trogon has taken up r...
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Back to the Selous
I am just back from a wonderful three weeks of vacation...hence the hiatus from ...
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They’re back
As any of the KP staff could tell you, I was getting impatient. By the start of ...
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The Impala Split
Camp managers love oddball animals, and I am no different. Horns are strong, but...
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The Rufiji Haul
There's more than one pace to life in the Selous. You may cruise up river, the w...
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Also featured at the fly camp…
Make sure to check out the Sand Rivers blog for Mark's excellent post on the rar...
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