Reporting Date; 22.07.2012

When Daniel and his four guests left the camp the main mission was to see the crossing at the sand river. Daniel informed the guests that besides the animals being a long the river it has ever been difficult to predict the movement, just like the weather but nature may do a favour so lets cross the fingers and the journey started. The drive towars the river had interesting  sighting and the scenic sand river was admired by the guests.

Arriving at the river, they saw wildbeest and zebras on both sides of the river but continued down along to one famous crossing point only to find the animals running  and running towards the shallow river. Some all over sudden stopped to drink and others continued to the other side. At some stage something scared the herd and were running across maddly as if there was a predator chasing, but Daniel informed that they are always keen along the river because its a predators stalking areas and any minor movement will create a commotion.

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Reporting Date: 20.7.2012

Finally the great migration has arrived into the Maasai Mara Game Reserve!  This is a frentic time when dominant bulls attempt to round up and mate with as many females as they possibly can.The herds will spend much of the ensuing three months around the Mara and its adjoining areas in search of fresh grazing, before the first hints of the rain back in the south begin to beckon.

Ferdinand and his guests drove along the sand river to watch the beasts cross into the Mara from Serengeti.He explained to the guests that this was a great spectacle of tens of thousands of wildbeest and zebras heading towards the rushing water of the Mara river.

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Reporting Date: 18.7.2012

The migration is undoubtedly one of the greatest shows on earth, and some people call it the world cup of wildlife. All signs are evident that its just about to arrive in the Mara as the front liners are already crossing the sand river heading towards the roan hill.

Alex and his two guest left the camp with  a mission to find pout what was happening along the border between serengeti and maasai mara game reserve  and  they out that the zebra trooping to the Mara along the Sand river.

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Reporting Date: 16.07.2012
 

Several thousand wildebeest have already crossed over into Masai Mara through sand river. One of the big groups has spread out towards meta plains while the other is moving towards talek river through Posee plains.

To the right of Sand river gate we have a huge herd of zebra and gnus slowly coming down towards the river, some of the Zebra are already down at the river banks making their way into Mara.

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