Well this was sad. A few nights ago a cat got into the Robin nest and killed the whole family. :( Now usually WE get excited if a cat makes a kill, but somehow this time it felt different. Just goes to show how we all tend to see an event from the perspective of the [...]
Well with all the changes at WE there are a few at Djuma as well. WE are sad to say goodbye to Liesbeth after 2 and half years, but she has decided to move on for personal reasons and WE wish her the very best for her future. Hamba kahle mama .WE are very pleased to welcome [...]
WOW what a day it has been for WE!! Another two Bald Eagle nests, this time from Catalina Island off the coast of California, USA. Brought to us by our newest WEproducer: the Institute for Wildlife Studies , represented by Dr. Peter Sharpe. The Two Harbours nestThis nest is part of the Channel Islands Bald Eagle Restoration [...]
WildEarth is proud to invite Gary Bunnell from Shiocton, Wisconsin, USA to the WEfamily along with his 3 underwater cameras in the Wolf River. Gary owns and runs the www.wolfrivercam.com website and WE have kind of been calling his cams the WRC cams.The Wolf River originates from Pine Lake in Hiles, WI where it measures [...]
WE are proud to announce the arrival of a brand new LIVE wildlife channel, and our first from Ireland, the Robin Nest. Brought to us by Tony Gaynor this exciting little European Robin nest all the way from South Kilkenny in Ireland. They are sitting on eggs, which should hatch any moment now. With a bit [...]
Minutes before yesterday afternoon's safari, the Jigga stopped broadcasting!! It was all working fine (and has done so now for more than 2 years with very few issues), but suddenly stopped. :( Herman, Pieter and Pete set about checking every thing they could think of to find the problem. The team worked for hours and [...]
One of the beautiful things of seasons, is the changes. Not only the colours and the weather, but also the very fabric of the air around us. In our case, WE also know it is not only the bush, but also the wildlife that changes. More and more WE'll arrive at the waterholes and find various [...]
