The new waterhole camera for Djuma has finally landed in South Africa and next week Peter will go to the Sabi Sands to install it. He will be working on this with Jared Jennings, who recently joined our tech support there. If all goes as planned the new camera, as well as its new audio system, will be up and running by Thursday.
The news about the Arathusa camera is unfortunately not as good. As many of you know, this camera has been off and on a lot, and for some time it has been without audio. There have been various issues with the camera itself but also with keeping the link from Arathusa up and running. As we are taking all our equipment from Arathusa we have therefore decided to also remove this camera from operation. If the camera itself can be fixed it might be deployed from a different location in the future but at this point in time there are no concrete plans for this. The Arathusa camera will be shut down next week Tuesday.
We apologise for this loss to its avid followers but hope the new and improved Djuma camera will provide a good alternative.
Hi, I love the Safaris thanks, I am wondering if you have a site that offers live Radio Studio that Broadcasts local songs. Thx
I think arathusa didn’t want the webcam showing their waterhole dry as it might put off potential clients. We went there three years ago and there were hippos in the pool
How do I get back in chat board please?
@ LSO1121 go to the top of this page right hand side and click on the word safariLIVE… It is next to the words cams and blog
Well great news new cam on site at DJ looking forward to a great time looking at Africa as it should be watched living free and not a care in the world and as always the WE team always respect that. Well Done Wild Earth you got it one ( Is there pills for this addiction) Thank You.
maybe put one on the Chitwa water hole.. pointing away from the lodge? Just a thought. I am sure you will figure out something. Thank you for the new Djuma cam.. Can’t wait to see and hear it!
Hooray! Looking forward to watching and listening at Gowrie Dam on the new camera.