yes, I DO love those baby hippo's. :) They seem so cute!! I think I need one for the pool just as long as mama isn't with. :)
The others are fantastic close-ups too Dale. I like the colours in the sunset one.
I had a fantastic trip with Andrea the following week to Pilansberg and made his dream of seeing a caracal come true. I was so pleased for him that he was able to see one at last.
I'm loving these. Such a great tease for me and exciting to think I may get to see these amazing animals in March with Joan at Kurger. The lizard is marvelous.
thank you for all the wonderful comments, guys. you are right, I am having a ball here. every nature lover should visit africa at least once in their life. it is like a pilgrimage!
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Wow, very impressive shots Dale. i love the close-up on the zebra!! But the baby hippo is cutest. I guess you are enjoying your time over there...
enjoying it would be a silly understatement!
Africa - and in particular the savannas of Kruger National Park - are a digiscopers dream!
yes, I DO love those baby hippo's. :) They seem so cute!! I think I need one for the pool just as long as mama isn't with. :)
The others are fantastic close-ups too Dale. I like the colours in the sunset one.
I had a fantastic trip with Andrea the following week to Pilansberg and made his dream of seeing a caracal come true. I was so pleased for him that he was able to see one at last.
Sorry, forgot to say the one of the lizard is best of all. LOL!! What a great shot!!
I'm loving these. Such a great tease for me and exciting to think I may get to see these amazing animals in March with Joan at Kurger. The lizard is marvelous.
The others are fantastic close-ups too Dale. I like the colours in the sunset one.
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thank you for all the wonderful comments, guys.
you are right, I am having a ball here. every nature lover should visit africa at least once in their life. it is like a pilgrimage!
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