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24 Hour African Waterhole Webcam

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Ok...so far this morning I have seen lots of impalas, birds, and what looked to be a baboon!

 

My problem is that I have to keep refreshing to get a different view. Each time, the scene is "live" (changing) for about a second. Then it is frozen, though I will hear the sounds.

 

Anyway, I am glad to see some wildlife this morning!

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Lot of gazelles this morning. Also saw a few monkeys for the first time. There was a cute baby monkey riding on it mothers back. Awwwwwwww:bunny:

A big herd on now. All we need is a lion chase!!

We have some action....the gazelle's scattered into the woods but the wildabeast is still hanging out.....

Dang now were back to the turtle.:irked:

Oh how I wish a lion would attack.:cry:

 

Now would be perfect...the watering hole is very busy.

These Lions must not be hungry.:irked: :irked:

There was just a high-speed chase between two gazelles. Not sure what that was all about; but the camera work was excellent.

I still haven't seen anything...:irked:

There was just a high-speed chase between two gazelles. Not sure what that was all about; but the camera work was excellent.

 

The gazelle being chased wasn't a Bengal was it?

There was just a high-speed chase between two gazelles. Not sure what that was all about; but the camera work was excellent.

The chase I saw was between two wildebeasts.

The gazelle being chased wasn't a Bengal was it?

:lol:

Looks like a monkey has taken control of the cam. :D

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