Taken on a recent trip...
A handful of Africa pics
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Very nice! Kenya?
Very nice!
Nice pics, you are skilled with the camera. Did you use an SLR?
what is the raccoon looking critter? TIA It is a civet
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Awesome-thanks!
Yes to all the above comments. VERY pretty.
Tear it all down, pave it over and build shopping malls....that's what they really need there.
Tear it all down, pave it over and build shopping malls....that's what they really need there.
I was born in Suid Africa and to see this bring a tear to my eye.
Miss the nature down there. Its a differant world.
People should go there before its all gone.
Miss the nature down there. Its a differant world.
People should go there before its all gone.
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Yes to all the above comments. VERY pretty.
Tear it all down, pave it over and build shopping malls....that's what they really need there.
NO!!!
Yes to all the above comments. VERY pretty.
Tear it all down, pave it over and build shopping malls....that's what they really need there.
NO!!!
wemay
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Great pics Pete. I'm specifically impressed with the one of the Civet (#10). That's a rare catch. Nice.
Thanks for the comments, everyone!
Yes, an african civet sighting during the day isn't common as it is primarily a nocturnal creature. I also saw some other less common species such as bush baby and bush pig, but no good photos due to poor lighting conditions and distance.
Yes, an african civet sighting during the day isn't common as it is primarily a nocturnal creature. I also saw some other less common species such as bush baby and bush pig, but no good photos due to poor lighting conditions and distance.
Those are some awesome pics. I'm not capable of taking any quality pics, I just don't have an eye for it. Mine all came out terrible.
A pic of me as an honorary Masai elder (beard) (many years ago) and Jane Goodall, second from left in Tanzania.
Yes, the spears, clothing and the rubber-tire shoes are authentic!
A pic of me as an honorary Masai elder (beard) (many years ago) and Jane Goodall, second from left in Tanzania.
Yes, the spears, clothing and the rubber-tire shoes are authentic!
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Very cool, Pete! Thanks for sharing!
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