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Article by Sara Spendrup
 
Mawingo's baby rhino calf.
Mawingo's baby rhino calf.Lewa's fenceline is inspected after elephant troubles.
Lewa's fenceline is inspected after elephant troubles.


  • 4 th May, Black Rhino called Mawingo has given birth again.

  • 6 th May, Mawingo's calf (female) found abandoned and is now being hand reared.

  • 10 th May, White Rhino called Murembo has given birth.

  • 13 th May, total of 61 Rhino o­n Lewa spotted by security in the field. This is the highest number reported in a single day.

  • 14 th May, Sambu, o­ne of the orphaned male Cheetah was killed by a Lion.

  • 3 Bull Elephant are causing fence problems o­n LWC. The main culprit is o­ne that we cut short its tusks last year in an attempt to stop his bad habit. It has proven to be short lived.

  • 26 th May, 63 Wild Dogs reported near Lolokwe in NWCT.

  • 31 st May, treated a pregnant Grevy's Zebra. Had attempted to give birth, but dead fowl, 3 days old and rotten. Darted the animal and pulled the fowl free.
Black rhino

  • Total: 37

  • 1 birth to Mawingo o­n 1 May 2004

  • Mean sighting frequency: 2.3

White rhino


  • Total: 33

  • 1 birth to Murembo o­n 8 May 2004

  • Mean sighting frequency: 1.7

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Murembo and her newest calf.
Murembo and her newest calf.The African wild dog - our rarest mammal.
The African wild dog - our rarest mammal.

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