June 19, 2019

Lion Brothers - Okavango Delta

Lion, Lions, Botswana, Photos of Lions, Lion Images, Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve
June 19, 2019
Lion Brothers - Okavango Delta

Species: Male Lions | Location: Moremi Game Reserve Hunda Island, Botswana

By Susan Topper

Botswana Secluded Safari - August 30,2018. Hunda Island Moremi Game Reserve near Tuba Tree Camp.

We can hear these lion brothers calling all night. We started our last game drive very early in the morning just as the sun was rising and finally saw these two beautiful Lion brothers walking in the lush bush. The early sun light was gorgeous. The two brothers were snuggling together and watching out for each other and I captured this photo just as one male lion picked up his head from lying down.

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