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For a hung over guy you got a pretty steady hand when it comes to photography lol

Nice pix ^Q^


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More stunning pictures Sprocky ^Q^ ^Q^


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Very good selection, Droncky! \O

Interesting the foam nest and the vulture antics. O:V

Maybe you will feel better tomorrow so won't need to take leave! ..0.. lol


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WoW, lovely, Sprocky, :-0

either the birds, the warthog, the impala or the jackal - What great sightings and shots X#X


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That warthog looks mean and grumpy :shock:


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^Q^ Lovely pics . The Jackal is \O


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Hey, thanks all. Well, I have had a few busy days behind the camera, some good sightings while on a few days leave.

First up, my favourite Lizard again...
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A Wildebeest making the most of the new green grass...
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I sat and waited for this Blue Waxbill to come out into the open...
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These Giraffe were totally relaxed, ruminating on the old airstrip...
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Lots more to come...


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A scene from "Angry Birds", a very busy Oxpecker...
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A young Giraffe (umbilical cord still visible) having a drink on a hot day...
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Another sure sign of summer, a Lesser Striped Swallow...
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This Giraffe, framed by mommy, was on my way home from an awesome Lion sighting yesterday...
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The Lion sighting next...


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What a great way to spend your leave days


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Early yesterday morning, while having a cup of coffee, I received word of a Lion pride that was very vocal and a lot of action. I left my coffee, grabbed the camera and headed to the area. There were two other cars at the sighting, so nice when everyone at the sighting behaves and considers others. The first Lion that I saw was a dark manned male, I then noticed the female, they were a breeding pair slightly distant from the rest of the pride. This is the male...
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I left them and moved around to the rest of the pride. The other male partner in the coalition was with the pride...
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Two of the Lionesses, close to the big male...
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Another two Lionesses...
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More Lions soon...


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