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June 05, 2013
A fresh new season in the Serengeti
Our guides are back out in the field after the low season and so the firsthand updates are coming in thick and fast.
It seems that the beasties are moving up early this year. There are big herds between Seronera, Retima Hippo Pool, Banagi area and on the Musabi plains, but some are already moving towards Ikoma, Mbuzi Mawe and towards the North. There are still big herds of zebra and also smaller wildebeest groups in the Moru area and the plains south of Seronera and towards Hidden Valley.
We're looking forward to a vibrant dry season in the Serengeti!
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Our guides are back out in the field after the low season and so the firsthand updates are coming in thick and fast.
It seems that the beasties are moving up early this year. There are big herds between Seronera, Retima Hippo Pool, Banagi area and on the Musabi plains, but some are already moving towards Ikoma, Mbuzi Mawe and towards the North. There are still big herds of zebra and also smaller wildebeest groups in the Moru area and the plains south of Seronera and towards Hidden Valley.
We're looking forward to a vibrant dry season in the Serengeti!