All through the day I had never thought once of the kudu.

When threatened, the kudu will often run away rather than fight.

The kudu turned his head and stared back in the direction from which he had come.

Almost an hour later, long after dark, "Kudu" called again.

The ears of the greater kudu are large and round.

On the hillside above them the kudu paused to look back.

I didn't think he even believed in the kudu of the night before.

The priest's defense: "This is a case of much kudu about nothing."

It was clear that "Kudu" must be thinking the same thoughts but taking longer to reach a decision.

"Kudu has come out of his lair twice since they left."

A horn made from the kudu antelope is also played.

I left some money for the Roman and one of the kudu hides with the boy.

I knew he must be serious on something besides kudu.'

Once we saw three lesser kudu cows in an open place of broken bush.

Kudu hunting was a touchy subject with him now and we let it alone.

They did not seem very elated about the kudu.

There was a freshly cut kudu track in the wet clay.

Also available in exotic meats such as kudu and ostrich.

This kudu also infected her daughter, probably during birth.

The kudu bull might have been fleeing from the concealed human presence.

The hunter chases the kudu, which then runs away out of sight.

But I could remember the odour of the kudu as he lay in the woods.

"Station calling Kudu," said a voice heavy with suspicion.

The kudu took a step and started turning.

Five kudu bulls were drinking at the water's edge.

Common names include Sabi star, kudu, mock azalea, impala lily and desert rose.

Fish Eagle:Is the bird most commonly associated with the Kyle Dam (Dr E. Layard) Sabi Star: It is the flower that represents the province.

All through the day I had never thought once of the kudu.

I didn't think he even believed in the kudu of the night before.

When threatened, the kudu will often run away rather than fight.

The ears of the greater kudu are large and round.

The kudu turned his head and stared back in the direction from which he had come.

Almost an hour later, long after dark, "Kudu" called again.

It was clear that "Kudu" must be thinking the same thoughts but taking longer to reach a decision.

On the hillside above them the kudu paused to look back.

But I could remember the odour of the kudu as he lay in the woods.

I left some money for the Roman and one of the kudu hides with the boy.

The priest's defense: "This is a case of much kudu about nothing."

I knew he must be serious on something besides kudu.'

Once we saw three lesser kudu cows in an open place of broken bush.

A horn made from the kudu antelope is also played.

But it wasn't a poor kudu or springbok that nearly bit the dust.

Kudu hunting was a touchy subject with him now and we let it alone.

There was a freshly cut kudu track in the wet clay.

The deceased left camp early on the Monday morning, he says like he's going to look for kudu along the ridge.

The kudu bull might have been fleeing from the concealed human presence.

This kudu also infected her daughter, probably during birth.

South African people used to blow on a kudu horn to call villagers to a meeting.

They did not seem very elated about the kudu.

They know where there is a big kudu bull and he has a man watching him now.'

The hunter chases the kudu, which then runs away out of sight.

The kudu took a step and started turning.

Common names include Sabi star, kudu, mock azalea, impala lily and desert rose.

Caterpillars feed on shrub leaves including currant, western azalea and mock azalea.

Menziesia ferruginea is a species of flowering plant in the heath family known by several common names, including rusty menziesia, false huckleberry, and mock azalea.

- Rita D. McDonough, Manchester, N.H. A. The handsome flowering shrubs known as desert rose, mock azalea or impala lily include several species of succulents with thick stems and rather fleshy leaves.

The most commonly sold species is Adenium obesum, which has smooth bark and gray-green stems.

Many of the oleander relatives, such as the Desert Rose (Adenium obesum) found in East Africa, have similar leaves and flowers and are equally toxic.