Snapshot Serengeti Talk
#Lion (Male) Magnificent example of the lions of Serengeti.
#giraffe Nice close-up of the markings on a giraffe
There is something joyful about this photo of a parent with offspring bounding along together
Judging by the white spots on the wing tips and the black spot on orange wings this looks like an African Monarch butterfly.
#cheetah. Not so cute as this is obviously a lesson in hunting. Next to the cub one can see the ear of a gazelle/deer.
#Zebra enjoying a sand bath
#Giraffe the unmistakable knobbly knees of the giraffe
#Giraffe Well, part of one leg at the far left!
#zebra - not sure what the zebra on the left is nuzzling. Baby zebra, but no stripes. Rock? But looks like it has a spine?
#Eland good all round picture for identification matches
#Topi with a broken right horn
#rain in Serengeti. Visible shower front
#Lioness just in view, lying on her side at the foreground base of the photo. Possibly with a cub but not enough visible within 3 frames
#Lioness resting in the afternoon sun
#Dragonfly hovering in the left foreground of the picture
#Lioness resting, with a hint of a second next to her.
#Elephant Lovely pic of just an elephant's trunk, its next mouthful grasped and ready to eat
#Elephants Looks like a family group resting. One looks as though there is water on its neck, so cooling off.
#Warthog Now that's what I call fast! Only appears in one of the 3 frames!
#giraffe a young giraffe, just in the pic.
Zebras: the lighting is beautiful, very artistic and luminous.
An unfortunate Thompson gazelle, with one of its horns growing down and across its face.
Young wildebeest
Accidentally hit 'no animals present'! In fact it's a lovely picture of a lioness and her two small cubs.
#birds - long-necked bird in the sky on the right. Too big to be an egret? Heron-like, but no trailing legs visible. Not a vulture. Ideas?
Great clear picture of an elephant and calf, though only if you play the image - the baby calf is only visible in one of the three frames.
Porcupine - it's quills lit up by the slanting ray's of a westering sun.
Unusually, a colour pic of a hare. Still dark, but well-lit by the flash, instead of the more common grey silhouette with 'alien' eyes.
Good clear picture of a cheetah, centre screen
Baby warthog with mother
A lone wildebeest stood with four zebras, looking for all the world like neighbours chatting over the fence
Great full face photo of a warthog
Pillar of rain and storm clouds moving across the Serengeti
In the middle distance on th left are two adult males rutting, horns locked.
I think the zebra on the left looks pregnant.
#Lion (Male) Magnificent example of the lions of Serengeti.
#giraffe Nice close-up of the markings on a giraffe
There is something joyful about this photo of a parent with offspring bounding along together
Judging by the white spots on the wing tips and the black spot on orange wings this looks like an African Monarch butterfly.
#cheetah. Not so cute as this is obviously a lesson in hunting. Next to the cub one can see the ear of a gazelle/deer.
#Zebra enjoying a sand bath
#Giraffe the unmistakable knobbly knees of the giraffe
#Giraffe Well, part of one leg at the far left!
#zebra - not sure what the zebra on the left is nuzzling. Baby zebra, but no stripes. Rock? But looks like it has a spine?
#Eland good all round picture for identification matches
#Topi with a broken right horn
#rain in Serengeti. Visible shower front
#Lioness just in view, lying on her side at the foreground base of the photo. Possibly with a cub but not enough visible within 3 frames
#Lioness resting in the afternoon sun
#Dragonfly hovering in the left foreground of the picture
#Lioness resting, with a hint of a second next to her.
#Elephant Lovely pic of just an elephant's trunk, its next mouthful grasped and ready to eat
#Elephants Looks like a family group resting. One looks as though there is water on its neck, so cooling off.
#Warthog Now that's what I call fast! Only appears in one of the 3 frames!
#giraffe a young giraffe, just in the pic.
Zebras: the lighting is beautiful, very artistic and luminous.
An unfortunate Thompson gazelle, with one of its horns growing down and across its face.
Young wildebeest
Accidentally hit 'no animals present'! In fact it's a lovely picture of a lioness and her two small cubs.
#birds - long-necked bird in the sky on the right. Too big to be an egret? Heron-like, but no trailing legs visible. Not a vulture. Ideas?
Great clear picture of an elephant and calf, though only if you play the image - the baby calf is only visible in one of the three frames.
Porcupine - it's quills lit up by the slanting ray's of a westering sun.
Unusually, a colour pic of a hare. Still dark, but well-lit by the flash, instead of the more common grey silhouette with 'alien' eyes.
Good clear picture of a cheetah, centre screen
Baby warthog with mother
A lone wildebeest stood with four zebras, looking for all the world like neighbours chatting over the fence
Great full face photo of a warthog
Pillar of rain and storm clouds moving across the Serengeti
In the middle distance on th left are two adult males rutting, horns locked.
I think the zebra on the left looks pregnant.