Saturday, 30 June 2012
Sunday, 24 June 2012
Protective mum
Hwange is known for its thriving Elephant population. This picture was taken at Kennedy 1 waterhole on a late afternoon game drive. Her defensive posture, protecting her baby, came about as another breeding herd of Elephant approached the waterhole...
Graceful Acrobat
A beautiful bird, the Bataleur Eagle is one of many amazing bird species to be found in Hwange National Park...
Early Beauty
We spotted this Leopard at about 07:15 at Kennedy 1 coming to drink in perfect early morning light !
An amazing site !
Curious Eyes
Whilst wondering around camp with my camera some birds alerted me to these 2 beautiful Lesser Bushbabies... Just watching over the days proceedings...
Absorbing Sunlight
This Lilac-Breasted Roller was seen on a rather cold early morning game drive near Kennedy 1 waterhole, all fluffed up trying to warm itself...
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Beautiful Sunset
This area is called Mbiza ... Amazing contrast to the rest of the park with the Ilala Palms, only accessible through The Hide Safaris or Wilderness Safaris, so the area is very exclusive ...
One for the Birders
This Rare Yellow morph of the Crimson-breasted Shrike as well as another one have been seen quite frequently around Hwange National Park Main Camp for the last few months... An amazing sighting for avid birders...
Sunday, 10 June 2012
My First Post
The African Elephant. The largest land mammal in the world. They are very common in Hwange national park, Zimbabwe. This picture was taken at Kennedy 2 waterhole.
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