The watering
hole. The mud has minerals that the mammals take in by licking. The water appears
dirty, but the animals and birds drink from it. The grass is in the shape of
Africa, including the island of Madagascar.ph_Report 7
The watering
hole. The mud has minerals that the mammals take in by licking. The water appears
dirty, but the animals and birds drink from it. The grass is in the shape of
Africa, including the island of Madagascar.
We are dressed
warmly for the early morning viewing.
Blue Sykes
Monkey
Sharon stays
close to the armed guard.
Speke's Weaver
Nests have been in this tree for decades.
Lesser Masked
Weaver asks, "What are YOU looking at?" as she weaves
her magic.
We never see
the top of Mt. Kenya because of clouds, but we get a partial look.
Little Swifts
tending their nests in the entry structure to Samburu National Park.
We notice
this interestingly-dressed man during the day, appearing to be standing in a
small puddle.
Reticulated
Giraffes
.
Grant's Gazelles
Looking downstream
from our stuck van, which was "dry-centered" on a big rock in the
river crossing.