The following pictures are around the grounds at both lodges in Zulu Nyala. There were extensive grounds including actual rooms, tents, two pools, 3 eating facilities and many views of the wild. The gardens went on forever. Each sleeping room had an entrance path with many various plants and flowers planted.
   These Yellow Weavers, were busy each day weaving the hanging nests. The circle in the picture below is how they begin their nest. After the wind storm some of them should think about attaching the nest to the trees a little tighter. A few fell to the ground.     Many beautiful spots are present here and there. Happy Birthday to Vern.   |            |
 | Peeking through the brush on the left is a goofy Wart hog. Named for the warts on their face. Two by the eyes for females and 4 total warts for the males; two warts by the eyes and two by the jaw. They look cuter in the "Lion King"  |
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This bird is an Ox Picker. They eat ticks off many of the wild animals.
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| After Safari it's the 5 o'clock happy hour ritual before dinner at 7. (pictured above) This Amarula is Amazing. It comes from the Marulo tree. Reece is explaining this in the picture to the right. The tree looks dead but it is not.  |  |
An other day comes to and end. Today there are blessing to and for all.
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