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wildearth > These are two of the three young bulls I ran across near Lataba in Kruger National Park. The one on the right had just bluff-charged me, and then immediately went over to his friend and did this. I couldn't help thinking it looked like a high-five.
wildearth > This Thompson's Gazelle, alone on the Sarengetti, was startled by our vehicle and ran alongside us for several seconds. At the time I thought this must be a difficult place to be so small and alone in such a vast landscape, and the photo reminds me of that feeling.
wildearth > Who couldn't love the amazing shape and beautiful patterns and color of the giraffe. It is one of those creatures that is still hard to believe even as you're looking at it.
wildearth > I've never seen sunsets as intense as those on the shores of Lake Kariba in Matusadona National Park. Their large hippopotamus population were usually just offshore each evening adding both visual and sound effects to that best part of each day.
wildearth > This hippo in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania is working his way down to the water to cool off on a hot day. It seemed like a long and difficult process, which then makes you wonder how hard it is to get back up the bank.
wildearth > This ground hornbill was searching for food along the roadside at dusk in Kruger National Park. They may not be pretty in a traditional sense, but I love the way the red color from the setting sun plays on his red wattle.
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wildearth > The leopard tortoise is quite common in southern Africa and has a beautiful pattern in its shell. This one was walking along the roadside at dawn one morning.
wildearth > These and the redbilled hornbills are very common in southern Africa. Smaller than the ground hornbills, they are very active flyers.
These and the redbilled hornbills are very common in southern Africa. Smaller than the ground hornbills, they are very active flyers.
> These and the redbilled hornbills are very common in southern Africa. Smaller than the ground hornbills, they are very active flyers.
These and the redbilled hornbills are very common in southern Africa. Smaller than the ground hornbills, they are very active flyers.
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