Herdtracker Wildebeest Migration Updates 2024
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This megaherd was spotted on the Musabi Plains of the Serengeti National Park. Gigantic herds like this will clear huge areas of their grazing grass in no time! Activity in the Western Corridor of the Serengeti has sharply increased as huge numbers of wildebeest arrive.
This incredible video was taken by Exodus Safaris on the 6th of October 2023.
This herd was spotted near the Western Corridor of the Serengeti National Park. This long line of wildebeest are quickly making their way into the Western Corridor for fresh grazing! The herds have spread out from the central Serengeti with some making a detour west before joining the rest of the herds moving south.
This awesome video was taken by Michael Graham on the 5th of October 2023.
This herd was spotted crossing the Mara river at crossing no 0. You can see a hungry crocodile fast approaching a stray wildebeest in this video! This small crossing was the only for the day as river crossing season comes to a close for the year.
This amazing video was taken by Mawe Lodges on the 4th of October 2023.
This megaherd was spotted on the Musabi Plains of the Serengeti National Park. Gigantic herds like this will clear huge areas of their grazing grass in no time! Activity in the Western Corridor of the Serengeti has sharply increased as huge numbers of wildebeest arrive.
This incredible video was taken by Exodus Safaris on the 6th of October 2023.
This herd was spotted in the central area of the Serengeti National Park. Wildebeest continue to fill the plains of the central Serengeti with the bulk of the migration herds now in the area! This rotating video perfectly shows how a herd can occupy a huge area when grazing.
This fantastic video was taken by Karmen Whitbread on the 2nd of October 2023.
This herd was spotted near the Mara river at crossing no 7. This hunting leopard was certainly waiting for the herd to let their guard down after the river crossing! The herd was quick to react, but the leopard was still able to catch one unlucky wildebeest.
This fantastic video was taken by @mubamubarakh of @maasaiwanderings on the 1st of October 2023.
This herd was spotted in the Seronera area of the Serengeti National Park. There’s plenty of activity in the central Serengeti as the wildebeest journey further south for calving season! The herds generally pass through Seronera from October to December and then again from April to June.
This great video was taken by Andrea Capriotti on the 1st of October 2023.
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SELECT A MONTH in the timeline below to see our monthly predictions for the annual Great Migration. These predictions will ensure that you’re in the right place at the right time to witness this natural work wonder.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
What to Expect in January?
- Weather: A hot and humid summer month with average temperatures ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 28°C (82.4°F).
- Wildebeest Migration Movement: Between Lobo and Naabi Hill, wildebeest herds converge on the Serengeti's eastern edge in January. The herds are on the move in search of good grasses for their young.
- Predatory encounters: Because it is calving season, big cats visit in January.
- Accommodation options: Depending on the conditions, it is recommended that you stay in the city centre and only travel north or south from there.
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