Bear with me while we look at just a few more pictures that will give you a flavor of last week. (Just be thankful you don't have to sit through all of them.) This first one is a beach on the Indian Ocean where I happened upon this three legged alien creature. He gave me no trouble.
Yes, we did see hippos totally out of the water, but I thought this was a neat picture (and I'm calling the shots here).
The hippo pan at sunset
Hippopotami
If I haven't manipulated these too much. you should be able to double click on a picture to enlarge it.
Zebra and red duiker under a full moon.
Some days Mo wasn't feeling very well, but she always had her binoculors with her and was always birding. She saw some big birds...
...and little birds.
A male impala with his harem.
A male impala who has lost a horn. Some days are like that.
Debbie didn't seem to feel as bad after seeing this.
We saw the largest warthogs we've ever seen. Notice the one in the middle has a head on both ends--quite rare even in deepest Africa.
I'm not stickin' my neck out, but I think we saw giraffe.
A view of Africa as we were climbing toward Hilltop Lodge. Magnificent valleys in grand expanses.
An impala with two Burchell's zebra, one immature.
I took 24 pictures of varying stages of the eclipse; this one is just prior to totality when the moon turned deep, blood red.I have a few hundred more but, come to think of it, nobody asked to see even these, so this concludes my presentation. You know where to find me.
great photos...... you must have some photographic experience in your background !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adventure you are having!!! Here, I get to see wildlife too --- 2 dogs and 5 cats and a few deer eating our flowers.
Mike Jessup