"May is always an exciting month at Jack's as the traditional 'season' begins. The hornbill chicks have now learnt to fend for themselves and as often with juveniles, are obligingly habituated and provide staff and guests alike with endless amusement. The cold, dry months are now setting in with determination, treating all to awe-inspiring night skies and morning drives where ponchos and gloves are welcome. Evening quad biking on these clear nights never fails to amaze guests, setting off after tea the light is still so sharp and the reminder to bring fleeces and jumpers seems almost excessive - yet come sunset the chill factor sets in and woollies are very welcome. Guests are always amazed by the night sky while on the pans - most have never even imagined the textures possible in a night sky which is un-illuminated. Morning quadbiking is the opposite - layers are peeled off as it warms up, and the hallucinatory mirages which dance on the pans appear as if by magic."