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Cheetahs and Vultures

by Mary Jane Sesto
(Long Beach, Ca. U.S.A.)

Young Cheetah

Young Cheetah

Young Cheetah Cheetah and Vultures Cheetah and Vultures Cheetah and Vultures

You can be sure to see something awesome anywhere in the area between Crocodile Bridge and Lower Sabie, especially on the S28. We followed the Vultures to a female Cheetah and her 3 sub-adult cubs feeding on an Impala. More Vultures were landing for another hour and we watched and waited to grab shots whenever we could. "Just Another Beautiful Day in the Bush"!





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Nov 03, 2010
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by: George

Great sighting and great pics Mary Jane! I'll be going to the Kruger in December and hope that I get some similar sightings and pics!
Oct 18, 2010
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by: Simon

Wow what a great sighting, I have never seen Cheetahs with Vultures before, the Cheetahs I've seen have either eaten already and moved off or their meal has been taken by Lions, but I have never seen them eating with the vultures. Very good pics!
Oct 18, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		Thanks Mary Jane for sharing more superb photos!
by: Mario

So many cheetah photographs are spoilt by thick bush but you got them in the open! You have also given visitors a nice secret they can use - follow the vultures! So many people see them in the sky and landing 'down there' but don't go to investigate what they are up to.

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