The African wind blowing through my hair.
The Avian Chorus that sings all the day, joined by other musicians to perform the night music.
And this:
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| Photo: Allen Fongemie |
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| Photo: Allen Fongemie |
Nothing else for me to say.
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Fowl Play
5 hours ago
Just keep on enjoying!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bro. No chance I'll stop.
DeleteTake it all in and bring some to me! ❤️ Nico
ReplyDeleteThat eventuality has been on my mind from the beginning. Before the week is out. :) :((
DeleteHow beautiful is that! Long may we live to see these wonderful creatures in the wild...
ReplyDeleteYour prayer is exactly the same as mine, Marina.
DeleteEvery picture worth a thousand words. I am very jealous. Very jealous indeed! Enjoy yourself out there.
ReplyDeleteCaro, you would love it here. I hope you get a chance of it soon.
DeleteSo delighted that you're having such a wonderful visit! Just regret I couldn't share it with you. This time.
ReplyDeleteMichael, whenI learned how close we are coming to meeting up here, I was dismayed to miss you. But that just means I will have to come back. :))
DeleteMy point exactly!
DeleteLooks absolutely enchanting, Annamaria. An amazing selection of beasties and birdies. I particularly like the lizard with the blue tail!
ReplyDeleteYes, Zoe! I have never seen a critter with such a dramatic appendage. More to come in an addendum next week!
DeleteThank you for the gorgeous post!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Sujata! I had you all in mind when I was taking the pictures, wanting to share them with you.
DeleteThese are beautiful and fantastic. It's a reminder that the earth continues to revolve around the sun and that animal life goes on -- while insanity continues over here.
ReplyDeleteWho took all of the photos (except the few with a credit)? Did you? And if so, how did you get so close to the rhinos and elephants, etc.?
I could look at these photos all day.
Thanks, Kathy. So glad you like the pix. I took all of them except the ones I had to get from Allen, who has a much better camera than mine. He was taking those night shots while I have holding the spotlight. BTW, I used a zoom lens, but you can get pretty close to the animals in the Land Rover. They don't think of the vehicle as a can of food. Thank goodness. :)
DeleteTwo friends of mine went to South Africa and went touring with a guide. He told them not to put their arms outside the window.
ReplyDeleteWell, the inevitable happened. One person asked her spouse to move some leaves out of the way so she could shoot a photo of a leopard with her cut. He moved the leaves out of the way. She got her photo.
The guide got upset, as the leopard stared at the person moving his arm outside the car, read to spring to protect her cub.
That's why I wondered how close you got.
I'd so much rather deal with rhinos, elephants and giraffes over there than the "zoo" in the White House and Congress.