Zambia Tourism
November 14, 2017 at 2:20 pm - Reply
The webcams are down until May next year depending on when the rains subside.
But don’t fret! With it will come some exciting new camera features, and a surprise or three. So, save the date and we’ll see you in 2018!
Rebecca Lapper
October 24, 2017 at 6:22 pm - Reply
Having spent 10 years in Zambia as a teenager, I love this! I have my entire office addicted to it , most of who are currently saving to go there for a trip!
Hi Jess,
Just realized – the camera at the hippo “pond” does have sound! You have to turn your speakers up high but there is sound – which is great! Now just to get sound on the other one 🙂
Wonderful to sit in my office in the UK and take a break from drudgery to return to the Valley. Yesterday was especially lucky with a Leopard and later a young male Lion at Mwamba – fabulous.
We’ve visited both hides where the web cams are placed so it feels like going home – say Hi to Patrick.
Zambia Tourism
October 16, 2017 at 7:29 am - Reply
Hi All
The webcam at Mwamba’s Last Waterhole is back online! There was a terrible storm that hit Mwamba Bushcamp on Thursday, which affected the radio link. The technicians at Shenton Safaris have been working on it all this time, and the cams are finally back!
Thank you for the patience and understanding.
Happy viewing!
Hi Jess
Me too i l enjoy the webcam every day from Paris .
i used to travel in southern africa never in Zambia but soon
i do agree with Jennie and David sounds of the bush will be great .
i am reading Secret of the Savannah that took place in Luangwa written by Marc and Delia
Your webcam is my window to the magic africa from my office in France
Philippe
Just to say thanks so much for the superb webcams – they truly brighten my day!
I lived in Zambia as a child and not a day goes when I don’t miss it!
I’m keeping a tally of the animals I’ve seen – so far 11 different species by the watering hole. Recent excitement was a buffalo that nearly got stuck in the mud, a family of elephants with the Matriach standing guard and yesterday no less than 100 buffalo.
Any chance do you think of a giraffe, rhino or big cat?
I’d love to hear what other people have seen. Best wishes to all, David
Zambia Tourism
October 10, 2017 at 10:37 am - Reply
Wow David. Those are some impressive numbers. We haven’t seen giraffe on the webcams as of yet – but interestingly, the Thornicroft’s giraffe occurs here in Luangwa and no where else in the world. Making the sighting of one here even more special.
As far as the rhino go – there are currently none present in South Luangwa National Park, but lions have been spotted drinking at dawn and dusk. You just have to catch them early.
We’ve also had some amazing wild dog sightings so far, even a lone elephant bull chasing off a thirsty pack.
Hi David,
I was so lucky the other day at around 5pm SA time I switched over and saw a family of wild dogs at the water – only ever seen them once at Kruger. I was so excited!! Saw 3 lions the other day as well – I wish there was sound and maybe also the facility of taking a snapshot to leave here so everyone can see sightings as well.
Warm regards, Jennie
Jennie Hill
September 26, 2017 at 12:07 pm - Reply
Love watching the South Luangwa Live Webcams! I live in Cape Town, South Africa so this is a fabulous way of keeping touch with the bush! Would just be so much better if there was sound as well – is that not possible? Most of the other web-cams have sound and it just makes it so
much nicer to also hear the sounds of the bush.
Zambia Tourism
October 11, 2017 at 9:44 am - Reply
Glad to hear that you’re enjoying the webcams. The current cameras don’t have a sound function – but that’s a definite a consideration for the future.
Is the second camera not working this year?
Only the Mwamba camera has been taken down this year, but keep an eye out for some new developments coming your way very soon.
Hi Jess – any idea when the cams will be back up?
The webcams are down until May next year depending on when the rains subside.
But don’t fret! With it will come some exciting new camera features, and a surprise or three. So, save the date and we’ll see you in 2018!
Having spent 10 years in Zambia as a teenager, I love this! I have my entire office addicted to it , most of who are currently saving to go there for a trip!
Hi Jess,
Just realized – the camera at the hippo “pond” does have sound! You have to turn your speakers up high but there is sound – which is great! Now just to get sound on the other one 🙂
Wonderful to sit in my office in the UK and take a break from drudgery to return to the Valley. Yesterday was especially lucky with a Leopard and later a young male Lion at Mwamba – fabulous.
We’ve visited both hides where the web cams are placed so it feels like going home – say Hi to Patrick.
Hi All
The webcam at Mwamba’s Last Waterhole is back online! There was a terrible storm that hit Mwamba Bushcamp on Thursday, which affected the radio link. The technicians at Shenton Safaris have been working on it all this time, and the cams are finally back!
Thank you for the patience and understanding.
Happy viewing!
Hi Jess
Me too i l enjoy the webcam every day from Paris .
i used to travel in southern africa never in Zambia but soon
i do agree with Jennie and David sounds of the bush will be great .
i am reading Secret of the Savannah that took place in Luangwa written by Marc and Delia
Your webcam is my window to the magic africa from my office in France
Philippe
Just to say thanks so much for the superb webcams – they truly brighten my day!
I lived in Zambia as a child and not a day goes when I don’t miss it!
I’m keeping a tally of the animals I’ve seen – so far 11 different species by the watering hole. Recent excitement was a buffalo that nearly got stuck in the mud, a family of elephants with the Matriach standing guard and yesterday no less than 100 buffalo.
Any chance do you think of a giraffe, rhino or big cat?
I’d love to hear what other people have seen. Best wishes to all, David
Wow David. Those are some impressive numbers. We haven’t seen giraffe on the webcams as of yet – but interestingly, the Thornicroft’s giraffe occurs here in Luangwa and no where else in the world. Making the sighting of one here even more special.
As far as the rhino go – there are currently none present in South Luangwa National Park, but lions have been spotted drinking at dawn and dusk. You just have to catch them early.
We’ve also had some amazing wild dog sightings so far, even a lone elephant bull chasing off a thirsty pack.
Thanks for the support – and stay tuned!
Hi David,
I was so lucky the other day at around 5pm SA time I switched over and saw a family of wild dogs at the water – only ever seen them once at Kruger. I was so excited!! Saw 3 lions the other day as well – I wish there was sound and maybe also the facility of taking a snapshot to leave here so everyone can see sightings as well.
Warm regards, Jennie
Love watching the South Luangwa Live Webcams! I live in Cape Town, South Africa so this is a fabulous way of keeping touch with the bush! Would just be so much better if there was sound as well – is that not possible? Most of the other web-cams have sound and it just makes it so
much nicer to also hear the sounds of the bush.
Glad to hear that you’re enjoying the webcams. The current cameras don’t have a sound function – but that’s a definite a consideration for the future.