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24 Hour African Waterhole Webcam

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More zebras, and some type of big crane.

Before watching the waterhole, I really had no desire to visit Africa. But now I think I could see myself hanging at the lodge watching the monkeys and zebras.

There is also a site, I believe it is called deertv.com, where they have mounted cameras on the head of Whitetail Deer. You have to pay to watch but there is a free sample. You see what the deer sees. It is pretty cool but I won't pay to see it.

 

 

That would be really cool during hunting season JMO

In case you were wondering what you missed in the past week...

 

The Elephant was named the top seed and will drink from the water hole first.

 

Some people felt the giraffe got snubbed from the water hole, but the baboons were quick to point out the giraffe really didn't have a tough path to the water hole.

 

Others feel like the jackals got a gift and will be allowed to enter the water hole ahead of several more deserving animals. Some also feel like the jackal benefits from having the water hole so close to their home.

 

It was no shock the deer were seeded 16th.

 

Most everyone feel the zebras are the darkhorses, but only at night.

 

The turtles are happy with their #4 seed in the Southeast.

Nice work dusting off this thread. :lol: The "hole" was good while it lasted.

Scribe - You've been watching WAY too much basketball! :lol:

 

 

 

I still check in on the watering hole every day. Seen a lot more types of animals.

Geeze!!!

Why can't I see a hippo, rhino, lion, or some type of exciting animal???

All I ever see are birds, bugs, a few zebras..... and a water hole with a tree reflecting in the water..:irked:

Geeze!!!

Why can't I see a hippo, rhino, lion, or some type of exciting animal???

All I ever see are birds, bugs, a few zebras..... and a water hole with a tree reflecting in the water..:irked:

I've only seen rhinos once, and saw a hippo once -- he laid in the middle of the pond half the night. Seen lions once; but that was months ago. Seen giraffes a few times.

 

Most commonly, you'll see what I call The Three Amigos: Wildebeest, Impalas, and Zebras. They usually hang out together, in large herds.

OK I didnt read through the entire thread, and of course I just now stumbled on to the site. But did something change since the beginning? I am now looking at a fawn or something laying in grass, but there does not appear to be a watering hole anywhere around.

OK nevermind...it just went back to the watering hole!

I've only seen rhinos once, and saw a hippo once -- he laid in the middle of the pond half the night. Seen lions once; but that was months ago. Seen giraffes a few times.

 

Most commonly, you'll see what I call The Three Amigos: Wildebeest, Impalas, and Zebras. They usually hang out together, in large herds.

How do you even know what a wildebeest or impala looks like.

Is anyone else having trouble with Africam besides me? I haven't been able to get on there in a couple of days.

It is too funny that all of us are watching a pond and it's exciting.

It beats some of the basketball I've seen this year!!:lol: :lol:

Is anyone else having trouble with Africam besides me? I haven't been able to get on there in a couple of days.
The cam was down with technical problems for a while. It should be back in action now though.

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