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The Elephants That Came to Dinner

July 12, 2018 by Sonia Marsh 1 Comment

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How would you like to meet the elephants that came to dinner? It only happens once a year, in November, at Mfuwe Lodge in Zambia.

Wonky Tusk and her baby, Wellington, stroll through reception to feast on the fallen fruits from the large Wild Mango(Cordyla africana) tree in the lodge grounds. The fact that a large safari lodge is built around this delicious food store is of no concern to them. Why not take the shortcut up the stairs, through the tiled reception lobby, and into the garden? (Watch the video below)

Wild Mango(Cordyla africana) tree

This year, I’ve put together a Safari to experience, not only the elephants at Mfuwe, but also the largest mammal migration which happens to be the 4 foot wing-span bats in Kasanka, Zambia.

Here is the digital itinerary for 2018 “Iconic Zambia: Flying Foxes and Homecoming Elephants.”  I plan to offer this Safari, which also includes Victoria Falls, in November 2019 for a small group of 10 people. Please watch the video below which shows the elephants and baby Wellington when he was just two weeks old. Incredible video that shows the level of trust between the camera crew, and the elephants.

Any interest in joining this amazing trip?

Please let me know.

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Filed Under: Holden Safaris, People, Safaris Tagged With: elephants, elephants at mfuwe, Holden Safaris, kasanka bats, mfuwe lodge, Safaris, Zambia

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  1. Carol says

    July 17, 2018 at 2:52 am

    Amazing! I showed the video to my five-year old granddaughter, who was quite bemused, and loved the baby!

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