Safari Lodge
    Tsolwana Nature Reserve, South Africa
    1,385m
    PlnrScore 26

    Pumlani Trail Camp

    Pumlani Trail Camp is a camp near Tsolwana Nature Reserve.

    Score
    26
    Species
    156

    Location

    Latitude

    -32.197540

    Longitude

    26.486717

    Elevation

    1,385m

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    Pumlani Trail Camp in Tsolwana Nature Reserve

    Activities

    camp

    Nearest Airport

    Blanco Airport

    ZA-0005
    22 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    King Phalo Airport

    ELS
    156 km away

    156

    Total Species

    11

    Mammals

    27

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Pincushion Barrelwort
    6 obs
    Blue Harpuis
    5 obs
    Sweet Thorn
    4 obs
    Inland Thick-toed Gecko
    3 obs
    ribwort plantain
    3 obs
    Indian fig opuntia
    3 obs
    Crown Honeyflower
    3 obs
    Drakensberg Bamboo
    3 obs
    Verreaux's Eagle
    2 obs
    Cape Griffon
    2 obs
    More details
    MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    High26°26°24.7°20°18.2°14.9°14.8°16.9°20.2°22.1°24.2°25.6°
    Low13.6°13.2°12.4°8.8°6.8°4.4°3°3.9°6.3°8.2°10°12.1°
    Rain
    103
    70
    60
    63
    38
    28
    11
    7
    47
    49
    63
    91
    Humidity71%70%68%67%58%57%49%48%56%63%66%70%
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