Biologist Pedro Vaz Pinto’s full Second Trimester 2015 Report with photos from Angola’s Cangandala Park and Luando Reserve, in English and Portuguese, is now up on our Giant Sable page.
The major defining component in the Park and Reserve during this trimester is, “grass, lots and lots of grass”.
Mercury, now you see him…
… now you don’t!
“Mercury has now fully matured, and his behaviour is what would be expected from a master bull, calmly arrogant and imposing.”
Mercury marking the territory at salina 19
The birds and the bees of Cangandala National Park (slideshows)
Survival of the fittest in the park
And the unknown
Visit our Giant Sable page to read Pedro Vaz Pinto’s full report and previous reports.
January 7, 2016 at 9:23 am
where is the report for december 2015 ? i actually cannot see ; just photos
missing a link ? cannot see a report or word or pdf file of the report ; sorry
January 26, 2016 at 6:01 am
They’re all here https://angolafieldgroup.com/palanca-negra/