During late October and early November, we closed The Safari Series in order to do some renovations on the camp, back of house, safari cars and general area that surrounds the camp. After a very busy year of business, these renovations are vital to keep the camp running at its best and looking smart!

We have been delighted to spot wild dogs again on Lolldaiga Hills after a five year disappearance. The pack, which is known as the Phoenix Pack (because of how they have risen from the ashes of a Canine Distemper; a disease that nearly wiped out Kenya's whole population) is now at least 13 strong.

An epic battle of the bush raged in Lolldaiga and lions fought leopard for a newly killed impala. Who do you think won?

As the Ol’daiga plant blossoms over Lolldaiga Hills, we marvel at resident photographer’s photos from the month.

Jack: @jack.godwin.photography

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