Dancing Jewel Damselfly, Pamuzinda Safari Lodge’s Hidden Gem!
In December 2019, I posted a Blog on the Dancing Jewel Damselfly at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge. At the time I had only ever seen two
Wildlife photography
A Guide to different Species of Flowers at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge
Where have all the Flowers Gone? I started to record a whole range of under-documented flowers at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge, in Oct ’18. One of
How to pack for a Mana Pools Photographic Safari
As a Unesco World Heritage Site, Mana Pools is rightly famed for its wildlife population. This is why a Mana Pools photographic safari is a
Tips on photographing the butterflies of Zimbabwe: Irresistible beauty
I have known many specialist photographers in my time. Some are so devout in their particular field that it has almost become a religion. I
Protect our Insects: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
I was dismayed to see a BBC Article earlier this week detailing how we are failing to protect our insects. The report detailed that 41%
Pamuzinda’s Freshwater Birds: Green-Backed Heron & Water Dikkop
Green Backed Heron First of Pamuzinda’s freshwater birds is the unobtrusive, but very vocal, Green Backed (sometimes called Striated) Heron – Butorides striata. Its body
Monkey Business at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge
There is no shortage of primates going about their monkey business here at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge. One can reasonably expect to come across baboons and
Termite mania
With the onset of the rains some of our termite mounds here at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge – Selous, are starting to produce their annual eruption
Wildlife birthing season for many species
It’s raining, it’s pouring, but the Wildlife here at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge isn’t snoring! No, indeed, it’s making the most of this wildlife birthing season.
The Elusive Finfoot at Pamuzinda Lodge
The African Finfoot – Podica senegalensis has become a holy grail of the bird-watching fraternity. The bird is the largest of a small group of
