On Monday, we received reports that the herds crossed from the rocky crossing near the main crossing point in the Mara Reserve. One day later, Asilia Africa guide, Onesmus Irungu told us that the herds have also crossed at the Cul de Sac crossing point.

On the Serengeti side of the Mara River, all the action was happening at crossing point two, as we were told that 100,000 wildebeest crossed into the Mara Reserve.

The majority of the herds are currently in the Olare Orok / Motorogi Conservancy and may stay here for a bit before making the move back towards the Serengeti.

Thank you to HerdTracker for this week’s update!

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