Once again it is time for SATURDAY CRITTERS and this
week I am showing you the Buffalo when I photographed both stills and
VIDEO during my trip to Kruger National Park, South Africa. Enjoy these wonderful beasts.
I have a video of the Buffalo grazing and if it does not appear, CLICK HERE.
I am linking to Saturday Critters
Many thanks for you visit and I hope you enjoyed the post.
Also thanks to all who are kind enough to leave a comment.
Such majestic animals.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creatures. They are so strong & powerful looking & I love the shape of their horns, although I wouldn't like to be on the receiving end of them. Enjoyed the video too Margaret.
ReplyDeleteHello!:) A powerful beast, and one I would love to see in the wild.
ReplyDeleteyour pictures are excellent
ReplyDeleteSuch powerful beasts! Their horns are very impressive! Great photos and video!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
BIG fellow!
ReplyDeleteHello Margaret, awesome shots of the water buffalo. I like their horns and the curly tail. Great photos and video. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteWonderful images of buffalo.
ReplyDeletePowerful creatures Margaret, amazing, and I'm sure, dangerous, horns!
ReplyDeletelooks like he found a great spot!! awesome captures, the only ones i have ever seen have hair/fur!! have a wonderful weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteThey would be amazing animals to see and photograph. Well done.
ReplyDeleteBuffalos, they can be found over here too.
ReplyDeleteHe does not seem to mind you being there at all.
ReplyDeleteThe SA buffs are rather mean critters according to rumor. I've been up close and personal with them in the Nakuru Game reserve (Kenya) trying to get good pics, until Grant hissed that I should get back into the vehicle! They look softly bovine, but apparently are quite dangerous. Have a great day. Jo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beasts, Margaret. Perfect pictures and video. Kudos, Thank You Much.
ReplyDeleteWas wondering, looks like plenty of grass for them, how about warter?
Oh yes, do they migrate out of the park?
South Africa is still on our bucket list, had a cruise booked last year but had to cancel. Been to the north for Egypt.
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Thank you for such excellent and incredible cute-critters!
ReplyDeleteWow - he's got quite a set of horns! Not one to mess with that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Watching them graze made me think they would clear the area of all grass in no time! They seem like such powerhouses!
ReplyDeleteamazing beasts.
ReplyDeleteWell done Margaret - these are amazing to look at.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Very imposing creatures. Although reluctant to raise their heads, when they did their horns look really magnificent in the video.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of these Cape buffalos. This is not an animal I would wish to be near. Hope you had a looong lens. They are noted for their poor eye sight, bad tempers, and great strength.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding photos of a magnificent animal Margaret.
ReplyDeleteYour video is superb Margaret, I love it.
ReplyDeleteSuch magnificent beasts, Margaret, and beautifully photographed. I'm not sure that I'd trust being so close to those horns, but I guess that you were safely tucked away inside a vehicle.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you for your Sunday - - - Richard
Great photos.
ReplyDeleteThose guys always look angry and mean.
ReplyDeleteWonderful critters!
ReplyDeleteI've heard they have a dangerous reputation, too.
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Must be very impressive to see them live !
ReplyDeletenice pictures of the buffalo
ReplyDeleteThat is an impressive set of horns!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Such an incredible place this was to visit. A place I will enjoy through you as I am pretty sure I will never see it first hand. What a big animal this is!
ReplyDeleteHe is a very handsome guy!
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