Identificaciones de andrewm77

according to our guide MErid Gabremichael most of these animals were hybrids between Olive Baboon and Hamdryas Baboon. Apparantly only the ones with very pale pink faces were real Hamadryas the rest is hybrid. This is a zone where both species meet. If you drive along this road you´ll see either more olie or either more Hamadryas baboons depending on the direction you drive.

A good cat is an indoor cat.

One cat observed stalking and pouncing on little things at the edge of the long grass beside Lorikeet Rd. I couldn't see what it was hunting.

Presumed feral. No collar. Nervous of me approaching, but didn't immediately flee.

This cat was not captured, and will likely remain in the nearby area, possibly the same spot at night.

It appears to be female, and therefore has the potential of producing kittens, and increasing the wild cat population in the area.

If you have a pet cat, or this cat is yours, keep it safe indoors. Any invasive species not on private land is not safe from human capture and/or cull, particularly cats in wildlife accessible areas as they are known to target and decimate small animals. (Not to mention other dangers to your cat, or other threats cats pose to this ecosystem besides direct predation.)