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Kwando is an extension of the Linyanti ecosystem on the northwestern side of the interconnecting rivers. The northern Lagoon part densely forested with a variety of trees such as the baobab, sausage trees, lead woods, jackal berry and knob thorns.
Kwando during its migratory months is an African safari haven for zebra, buffalo and wildebeest that are dwellers of the reserve from June to November supplemented by elephants during the same dry winter season. The heavenly birdlife Kwando safari boasts of egrets and herons that are common dwellers to include bee-eaters, diverse eagles and kingfishers.
The Lebala area on the southern end offers excellent photographic opportunities within its maze of grasslands, bushlands and islands of trees of sage, marula, baobabs, palms, camel thorns and acacia scattered all over the area. Towards the south, the landscape becomes more open giving one a feeling of game viewing autonomy as it nears the Selinda Reserve, enthralling pristine wilderness covering 320000 acres.
Home to a diverse flora, Fauna Selinda Reserve is famous for its wild dogs called the Selinda pack that are residents in reserve. Together with impala, kudu, red lechwe, giraffe, tsessebe, reedbuck, monkeys, steenbok and baboon, they form the general game attraction.
The Linyanti wildlife has similarities with that of the Okavango Delta in terms of its physical layout, the makeup of wildlife and vegetation. The distinct features of the Linyanti are its access to drier land making accessibility to more areas to game drive and its migratory wildlife patterns of the elephants, buffalos and zebras. The space between Linyanti River and Savuti Channel boasts of floodplains, lagoons and woodlands that are home to predators like lion, leopard, wild dog, cheetah, hyena and crocodiles.
Just a short note to thank you for organising an excellent trip to India. We had a really enjoyable experience, with a good balance of discovery on our own and time with friends.
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