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- Kudu bull in the Pilansberg National Park. Impressive pair of horns and a face with striking markings
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- Female Kudu peering cautiously from behind the bushes. The colouring blends well.
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- Yound Kudu family have come down to Elephant Valley on the Chobe River to drink in the late afternoon.
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- Same young Kudu family drinking. It was a hot afternoon and the surface of the river was like glass.
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- Kudu female eating the soil to getting minerals in Elephant Valley along the Chobe River. The Elephant come down for the minerals too.
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- Shy young Kudu female. Beautiful big watery eyes.
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- Two young Kudu bulls mock fighting near a waterhole in Etosha National Park.
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- Young Kudu bull coming to drink at a waterhole in Etosha National Park. It was a cold winter morning with the wind blowing.
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- The same young Kudu bull stopping to listen before drinking. The wind made it difficult for the animals to hear so they were extra cautious.
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- This Kudu female was spooked by the wind while she was trying to drink at a waterhole in Etosha National Park.
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- The wind has settled and it was warming up. This young Kudu bull relaxed and enjoyed his drink at a waterhole in Etosha National Park.
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- Warm winter afternoon, and a family of Kudu come down to drink at a waterhole in Etosha National Park.
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- Warm winter afternoon, and a family of Kudu come down to drink at a waterhole in Etosha National Park.
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- Spooked and time to run. These two young Kudu decide not to wait around and finish their drink at a waterhole in Etosha National Park.
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- One alert young Kudu female in Kruger Park.
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- Kudu bull browsing in a river bed in Kruger
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- You can see why Kudu are known as browsers. Winters in Mashatu can be very harsh for grazers while browsers manage to survive.
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