June Migration
Mid June marks the onset of East Africa's long dry season,when the green leaves of the acacia trees contrast with the golden seas of grass.The great herd of Serengeti begin the long trek that will take them to the greener pastures of the Western Corridor and beyond to the Mara River.Hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and zebra are finally on their way across the Serengeti,migrating towards greener grasses via the Grumeti River and Ndabaka Plains.The vast majority of migratory wildebeest and zebra are in and around the Seronera River Valley,the Ikorongo controlled area with movement west and north towards Maasai Mara.
Depending on the rainfall pattern,intensity and duration,this time migh see a few wildebeest having arrived into Kenya's Maasai Mara.However,most often than not,they will still be battling the monstrous crocodiles of the Grumeti River.
