Kenya Wildebeest Migration Update

Wildebeest Migration Update

This week it has been all about the river crossings as wildebeest and zebra took the plunge and crossed the Mara River in their thousands. There were dramatic scenes as crocodiles snatched a meal and wildebeest struggled to cross the mighty Mara River.

Migration in full swing

The migration covered the plains and there were wildebeest as far as the eye could see.

Wildebeest as far as the eye can see!

In these time of plenty with abundant prey around the big cats of the Mara have been busy raising the next generation and our guests have enjoyed regular sightings of Malaika the cheetah and her cub and the newest additions to the famous Marsh pride of lions.

Cheetah mother and her cubs

We still have some tents available for this year's migration season, so if you would like to come on safari and see this incredible wildlife spectacle then go to www.safariescapes.co.uk to book!

Many thanks to our friends at Governors Camp, Masai Mara for the update.

Darren
Escape Worldwide - Home of Long Haul Holidays
http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk

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