Masai
Mara, Kenya: Birds & Mammals - November 2006 |
![]() Wilderbeeste on migration |
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![]() Three young lions at rest |
![]() Lion cubs - two months old |
![]() Lilac-breasted Roller |
![]() Greater Blue-eared Glossy-starling |
![]() Hippos! Over 150 of them at this location |
![]() Nile Crocodiles - the largest was over 5m long |
![]() Secretary Bird - with strange quill-like head feathers |
![]() White-bellied Bustard |
![]() Masai Giraffe - they never came very close |
![]() Troop of Baboons - one carrying a baby |
![]() Baglafecht Weaver - common around the camp |
![]() White-browed Robin-Chat - also common in the camp |
![]() Cape Buffalo - the most dangerous animal in Africa |
![]() Young Lioness sunning herself |
![]() Sunset over the Masai Mara |
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![]() The Webmaster at rest in the camp! |
Competition! Which bird or animal does the Webmaster remind you of - and why? The bird or animal doesn't have to be shown on this page. Entries will be judged on flattery, insults, humour or ingenuity - and the Webmaster's decision is final! I'll award a nice little prize (yet to be decided) to the winner in each of the two categories (birds and animals).
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photos © 2006 Ian & Ruth Traynor |