Kevan Dobbie Wildlife Photography

Kevan Dobbie Wildlife Photography Photographer on a wildlife mission

06/01/2026

•PLAINS CAMP MALE•
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Returning to a sighting of one of the two Plains Camp Males in the Sand River in the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve.

📍Dulini, Sabi Sand Nature Reserve
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•COLOURS OF SUMMER•______________________________________________________As we reach the half way mark of the dry season...
09/08/2025

•COLOURS OF SUMMER•
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As we reach the half way mark of the dry season with the rain only arriving at the end of November - I look back to the greenery seen earlier on in the year and how the landscape has change so much as the seasons go by.
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•XIMUNGWE LIONESS•______________________________________________________Gone but never forgotten 🐾______________________...
10/06/2025

•XIMUNGWE LIONESS•
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Gone but never forgotten 🐾
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•NGOTSO WEIRD ROAD•______________________________________________________Where Apple Leaf trees and Leadwood trees domin...
30/05/2025

•NGOTSO WEIRD ROAD•
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Where Apple Leaf trees and Leadwood trees dominate the Ngotso drainage system, a perfect territory for a Leopardess.

A special time in our favourite place with
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•WAHLBERG’S EPAULETTED FRUIT-BAT•______________________________________________________Bats are the second most diverse ...
25/04/2025

•WAHLBERG’S EPAULETTED FRUIT-BAT•
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Bats are the second most diverse order of mammals in the world with over a 1 000 described species. Megabats, otherwise known as fruit bats or flying foxes, are members of the Chiroptera order and the Pteropodidae family. Among these there are several species of epauletted fruit bats which occur in Southern Africa, the most commonly found species being the Wahlberg’s Epauletted Fruit-Bat.

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