These amazing river crossings were seen at crossing number one and crossing zero in Northern Serengeti Kogatende.

Video credit: Mkenda.

Wow! What amazing footage. This was taken yesterday in the Mara River crossing from crossing number 2 by our contributor ranger safaris. “What a thrilling sight to see the herds moving and crossing the river!”
Photo credits: Ranger Safari guide Ndossy.

These photos were taken on the 30th of August 2021 and Reported by Ranger Safaris Guide Mkenda 
“We enjoy seeing wildebeest crossing the Mara River twice after waiting for an hour, it was great and mesmerizing to watch and then seeing the giraffes and elephants around the Mara River was awesome."

“At point number four, the groups are crossing,” Elia reports. We were in an excellent place and had a fantastic view of them. It was incredible to see some of the wildebeest leap from a riverbank that was almost six meters high!! What a moment we were able to capture! Video courtesy of Guide Elia.

The Wildebeest Migration is ongoing all along the Mara River, according to our reliable source Ranger Safaris. They began crossing yesterday, starting at crossing number one and working their way up to crossing number eight.

Daniel Nyamoga, RS guide, on safari reports - The main herds of wildebeest are already migrating to the Serengeti National Park's western corridor. 
Herds have been sighted in the western corridor, around Mareu, Bela Bela, and the Nyasirori Plains, where the Grumeti River flows.

Ranger guide Hilary witnessed the Great Wildebeest Migration on the southern Serengeti plains spread out all the way to the between the Ndutu plains and Kusini. 

However, a big herd was seen heading towards the Hidden Valley and Gol Kopjes. It is heavily raining this season and access to most areas can be a challenge with the wet conditions.