http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog Thu, 12 Aug 2010 16:17:32 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The dry season continues to strengthen its harsh hold on the Serengeti. The last bit of green from the few sporadic thundershowers we received last month has faded to brown. Most of the wildebeest and zebra herds are located in the North Serengeti stretching from Lobo Valley northwest to the Mara River and Lamai ... http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=510 It has been a strange northward migration season here in the Serengeti. Last year in 2009 we saw a relatively typical northward movement with the migratory wildebeest and zebra moving into the Central Serengeti in May, the West Serengeti in June and finally the North Serengeti in July. We reported the first ... http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=499 April is always a show stopper in terms of wildlife encounters in the African Safari Serengeti and the last two weeks of April were certainly no exception. African Dream Safaris clients and safari consultants were treated to spectacular encounters with the Great Migration: the herd sizes were so vast that ... http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=466 It has been a memorable April here at Africa Dream Safaris. In addition to hosting several large groups on the Serengeti Safari, we have had three of our U.S. safari consultants out on safari with a film crew. Our new film, which was shot entirely in the Serengeti from April 6th to April 11th, will ... http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=432 Imagine an emerald canvas of grassland that stretches for miles, washed in the brilliance of equatorial sunlight and brimming with an abundance of new life. THIS is the green season in the Northern Tanzania Safari - a time of plenty for the animals and a time of splendor for all ... http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=417 Africa’s Serengeti Migration may just be the greatest show on earth! Over a million wildebeest participate in the migration as well as hundreds of thousands of Zebras and Thompson’s gazelles. Relentlessly tracked by Africa’s great predators, these animals migrate in a clockwise fashion over 1,800 miles of the Serengeti ecosystem ... http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=380 What a green season this is already shaping up to be! All of us here at Africa Dream Safaris are just ecstatic over the return of the migration to the plains. Watching the first large columns of wildebeest and zebra thunder back onto the Serengeti plains is arguably THE defining ... http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=362 Over the last 10 days, thundershowers have been falling throughout the Serengeti ecosystem including the far southern plains around Ndutu. Over the last week we have seen long columns of wildebeest marching south through the Central Serengeti woodlands and flooding onto the plains. This is the southward migration in full ... http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=339 [caption id="attachment_335" align="alignleft" width="485" caption="November 16th - Maasai Kopjes - Central Serengeti"][/caption] http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=334 November 15th - Sametu Lion Pride - East Serengeti http://www.africadreamsafaris.com/blog/?p=319