Kenya - 2013
White Rhino and Offspring
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OK, so I don't know if this is mum or dad. I think both were there, though. The three of them appeared, grazing, quite some distance from the road. We were amazed that over the next twenty minutes, they gradually came closer and closer until they were almost upon us. It was then that they seemed to first be aware of our presence, and they backed off a bit.
Here I Am!
Jackal
Piggy-Back Ride for a Baboon Baby
Sucking Down Those Leaves
Spoonbill
Cheeky Blue Monkey
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When we arrived at Kakamega Forest, they told us to keep our eyes peeled for the blue monkeys. Blue? Really. Well, yes. Not too far different from our blue pussy cat at home.
Lunch Stop
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Lunch on the lawns, looking down to Lake Victoria, with Mama Judy. On the way to Mbita (Rusinga Island).
Market Bound
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Pigs, in the back of a regular station wagon. The stench from the car next to us on the ferry was the first sign that this was not a regular carload. The squealing then meant we really had to look in. Seat folded down, and seven pigs inside.
Vervet Monkey
Tawny Eagle
Fighting Elephants
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We came across these two elephants fighting and antagonising each other. What were they fighting over? Maybe whose turn it was to do the dishes.
Elephant Bums
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Herds of elephants make their way off the plains and towards the hills, at Amboseli National Park.
An Imposing Elephant
Amboseli
Hippo Family
With Kilimanjaro
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It was difficult to see the first day. But the morning of the second day at Amboseli, Kilimanjaro came out for a while. Deceptive, really, as it looks big, but does not appear to be the impressive 5800+ metres of Africa's tallest mountain.
Hyena
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