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Olive Baboon
Olive Baboon

Lake Manyara

Masai Giraffe and Yellow-billed Oxpeckers
Masai Giraffe and Yellow-billed Oxpeckers

The tallest giraffe in Africa at a height of 5m (about 16 ft)

Impala
Impala

Lake Manyara woodlands

White Stork
White Stork

Lake Manyara. Palearctic winter migrant - moves between breeding and foraging areas

Masai Giraffe
Masai Giraffe

No place to hide

Sleeping Lioness
Sleeping Lioness

"Tree Lions" found at Lake Manyara Don't wake 'em!

Kirk's Dik Dik
Kirk's Dik Dik

Small delicate antelope (female). The long nose keeps it keep cool.

Mom and Baby Elephant
Mom and Baby Elephant

Foraging in the woods of Lake Manyara

Surprised Lion
Surprised Lion

Just woke up. And here was a car load of juicy photographers. Which one should I eat first?

Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater
Wildebeest and Calf
Wildebeest and Calf

Calving typically occurs before the February/March rainy season when the animals are the southern-most point of the massive annual migration from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara in Kenya and back. The migration route is now endangered by road and dam construction. Read "Go, before it's Gone" in Stories

Kori Bustard
Kori Bustard

At about 4 ft tall it's the heaviest bird in the world that can fly, but only in short hops

Grey-crowned Crane
Grey-crowned Crane

Early morning in the Ngorongoro Crater

Cape Buffalo
Cape Buffalo

Love muddy waterholes:

Mud, mud, glorious mud!

nothing quite like it for cooling the blood

so follow me follow, down to the hollow

And there let us wallow

In glorious mud!

(Flanders and Swann)

Masai Giraffe and Yellow-billed Oxpeckers
Masai Giraffe and Yellow-billed Oxpeckers
Black-backed Jackal
Black-backed Jackal
Grant's Gazelle
Grant's Gazelle
Adim's Stork
Adim's Stork
Spur-winged goose
Spur-winged goose
Spotted Hyena and pup
Spotted Hyena and pup
Spotted hyena pups
Spotted hyena pups
Warthogs
Warthogs
Kori Bustard
Kori Bustard
Squacco Heron
Squacco Heron
Hippopotamus
Hippopotamus
Coke's Hartebeest
Coke's Hartebeest
Sacred Ibis
Sacred Ibis
Bull Elephant
Bull Elephant

The old man of the forest

Masai at Boma
Masai at Boma
Masai woman at Boma
Masai woman at Boma
A Serengeti Sunrise
A Serengeti Sunrise

Leaving the camp for the day's shoot.

Thompson Gazelles
Thompson Gazelles

Grazing Thompson Gazelles greet the morning sun..

On the move
On the move

A million animals moving north following the grass and the rains..

Widebeest in motion
Widebeest in motion
Newborn Wildebeest
Newborn Wildebeest

The mother leaves the herd to give birth, The newborn calf struggles to stand...

Newborn Wildebeest
Newborn Wildebeest

.. and follows its mother back to the herd in 6 minutes. What a miracle and precious experience this is.

Ruppells's Griffon Vulture
Ruppells's Griffon Vulture
Lappet-faced Vulture
Lappet-faced Vulture
Marabou Stork
Marabou Stork

Known for it's grotesque appearance. Perhaps made out of the bits that were left over:.

Yellow-billed Stork
Yellow-billed Stork
The Serengeti in Midday
The Serengeti in Midday

The noon heat is brutal and the sparse Acacia trees offer little cover to the migrating herds

Cheetah
Cheetah

It's too hot to hunt. Time to protect the pups. Billed as the fastest land animal, the cheetah's speed can be sustained only in short bursts. On the long haul it would be outrun by the American Pronghorn "Antelope".

Reclining Cheetahs
Reclining Cheetahs
Thompson's Gazelle Calf
Thompson's Gazelle Calf

The Thompson's Gazelle is distinguished from the Grant's Gazelle by the black stripe along the body.

Adult Thompson's Gazelle
Adult Thompson's Gazelle
Lioness on the prowl
Lioness on the prowl
Young Male Lion
Young Male Lion

The nobility of the African lion made it a universal icon..

"A" Lioness of the Pride
"A" Lioness of the Pride

Watchful from the shade at a kopje (pronounced copy) 

Agama Lizard
Agama Lizard

The male gets all the colors..

Burchell's Zebras
Burchell's Zebras

A morning dust-up on the Serengeti

Burchell's Zebra
Burchell's Zebra
Helmeted Guineafowl
Helmeted Guineafowl
Common Ostrich
Common Ostrich
Lilac-breasted Roller
Lilac-breasted Roller

Needles no problem...

Bat-eared Fox
Bat-eared Fox

..in the Serengeti dawn

Secretary Bird
Secretary Bird

The name comes from the feathers at the back of the head that look like quill pens.

Suckling Masai Giraffe
Suckling Masai Giraffe
A day at the waterhole
A day at the waterhole
Territorial Hippopotamus
Territorial Hippopotamus

I'm not sharing my mud..

The long and short of it
The long and short of it
Acadia needles? No problem
Acadia needles? No problem
Grey Heron
Grey Heron
Grey Heron
Grey Heron
The Team
The Team

Ladies' exercise break..

The Team
The Team

 Boyd Norton calls the shots at the campsite

The Team
The Team

Pay day for the camp staff..

The Team
The Team

Our Intrepid drivers..

Olduvai Gorge, Kenya
Olduvai Gorge, Kenya

Site of the Leakey discovery of the origins of mankind..

Boyd Norton, Photographer and Conservationist
Boyd Norton, Photographer and Conservationist

Old bones himself. An irreplaceable leader..

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Olive Baboon
Masai Giraffe and Yellow-billed Oxpeckers
Impala
White Stork
Masai Giraffe
Sleeping Lioness
Kirk's Dik Dik
Mom and Baby Elephant
Surprised Lion
Ngorongoro Crater
Wildebeest and Calf
Kori Bustard
Grey-crowned Crane
Cape Buffalo
Masai Giraffe and Yellow-billed Oxpeckers
Black-backed Jackal
Grant's Gazelle
Adim's Stork
Spur-winged goose
Spotted Hyena and pup
Spotted hyena pups
Warthogs
Kori Bustard
Squacco Heron
Hippopotamus
Coke's Hartebeest
Sacred Ibis
Bull Elephant
Masai at Boma
Masai woman at Boma
A Serengeti Sunrise
Thompson Gazelles
On the move
Widebeest in motion
Newborn Wildebeest
Newborn Wildebeest
Ruppells's Griffon Vulture
Lappet-faced Vulture
Marabou Stork
Yellow-billed Stork
The Serengeti in Midday
Cheetah
Reclining Cheetahs
Thompson's Gazelle Calf
Adult Thompson's Gazelle
Lioness on the prowl
Young Male Lion
"A" Lioness of the Pride
Agama Lizard
Burchell's Zebras
Burchell's Zebra
Helmeted Guineafowl
Common Ostrich
Lilac-breasted Roller
Bat-eared Fox
Secretary Bird
Suckling Masai Giraffe
A day at the waterhole
Territorial Hippopotamus
The long and short of it
Acadia needles? No problem
Grey Heron
Grey Heron
The Team
The Team
The Team
The Team
Olduvai Gorge, Kenya
Boyd Norton, Photographer and Conservationist
Olive Baboon

Lake Manyara

Masai Giraffe and Yellow-billed Oxpeckers

The tallest giraffe in Africa at a height of 5m (about 16 ft)

Impala

Lake Manyara woodlands

White Stork

Lake Manyara. Palearctic winter migrant - moves between breeding and foraging areas

Masai Giraffe

No place to hide

Sleeping Lioness

"Tree Lions" found at Lake Manyara Don't wake 'em!

Kirk's Dik Dik

Small delicate antelope (female). The long nose keeps it keep cool.

Mom and Baby Elephant

Foraging in the woods of Lake Manyara

Surprised Lion

Just woke up. And here was a car load of juicy photographers. Which one should I eat first?

Ngorongoro Crater
Wildebeest and Calf

Calving typically occurs before the February/March rainy season when the animals are the southern-most point of the massive annual migration from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara in Kenya and back. The migration route is now endangered by road and dam construction. Read "Go, before it's Gone" in Stories

Kori Bustard

At about 4 ft tall it's the heaviest bird in the world that can fly, but only in short hops

Grey-crowned Crane

Early morning in the Ngorongoro Crater

Cape Buffalo

Love muddy waterholes:

Mud, mud, glorious mud!

nothing quite like it for cooling the blood

so follow me follow, down to the hollow

And there let us wallow

In glorious mud!

(Flanders and Swann)

Masai Giraffe and Yellow-billed Oxpeckers
Black-backed Jackal
Grant's Gazelle
Adim's Stork
Spur-winged goose
Spotted Hyena and pup
Spotted hyena pups
Warthogs
Kori Bustard
Squacco Heron
Hippopotamus
Coke's Hartebeest
Sacred Ibis
Bull Elephant

The old man of the forest

Masai at Boma
Masai woman at Boma
A Serengeti Sunrise

Leaving the camp for the day's shoot.

Thompson Gazelles

Grazing Thompson Gazelles greet the morning sun..

On the move

A million animals moving north following the grass and the rains..

Widebeest in motion
Newborn Wildebeest

The mother leaves the herd to give birth, The newborn calf struggles to stand...

Newborn Wildebeest

.. and follows its mother back to the herd in 6 minutes. What a miracle and precious experience this is.

Ruppells's Griffon Vulture
Lappet-faced Vulture
Marabou Stork

Known for it's grotesque appearance. Perhaps made out of the bits that were left over:.

Yellow-billed Stork
The Serengeti in Midday

The noon heat is brutal and the sparse Acacia trees offer little cover to the migrating herds

Cheetah

It's too hot to hunt. Time to protect the pups. Billed as the fastest land animal, the cheetah's speed can be sustained only in short bursts. On the long haul it would be outrun by the American Pronghorn "Antelope".

Reclining Cheetahs
Thompson's Gazelle Calf

The Thompson's Gazelle is distinguished from the Grant's Gazelle by the black stripe along the body.

Adult Thompson's Gazelle
Lioness on the prowl
Young Male Lion

The nobility of the African lion made it a universal icon..

"A" Lioness of the Pride

Watchful from the shade at a kopje (pronounced copy) 

Agama Lizard

The male gets all the colors..

Burchell's Zebras

A morning dust-up on the Serengeti

Burchell's Zebra
Helmeted Guineafowl
Common Ostrich
Lilac-breasted Roller

Needles no problem...

Bat-eared Fox

..in the Serengeti dawn

Secretary Bird

The name comes from the feathers at the back of the head that look like quill pens.

Suckling Masai Giraffe
A day at the waterhole
Territorial Hippopotamus

I'm not sharing my mud..

The long and short of it
Acadia needles? No problem
Grey Heron
Grey Heron
The Team

Ladies' exercise break..

The Team

 Boyd Norton calls the shots at the campsite

The Team

Pay day for the camp staff..

The Team

Our Intrepid drivers..

Olduvai Gorge, Kenya

Site of the Leakey discovery of the origins of mankind..

Boyd Norton, Photographer and Conservationist

Old bones himself. An irreplaceable leader..

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