Dances With Dimwits - Sirheni 2012

[Twigga]

Fantastic!

Loooooooove the pond with the "chomp"

I say lets install a webcam there, and make it the official Africa wild pond
"Wild pond"

[Penga Ndlovu]

Hey RP, I thought you were the one for the great research.

Impala were once seperated into several subspecies, such as melampus, johnstoni etc, but recent molecular studies suggest a single species with regional affiliations and genetic differentation between those found to the North and to the South of Tanzania.

Common Impala Aepyceros melampus are indeed the antelope depicted in your photograph, along with a White-backed Vulture Gyps africanus.

Sorry, in a bit of a rush, will try to reply in more detail on your next question.

That will put the Dimwitz on the wrong foot and have them ranting on about it for hours too come as the assimilation of the above information will be a bit too much for their small floppydisks.

[Flutterby]

Maybe it's time to share some of your extensive knowledge of the English language with DW!!

[Amoli]

As usual, full of humor... and teasing somebody....

Loving your TT...

[Penga Ndlovu]

Maybe it's time to share some of your extensive knowledge of the English language with DW!!

Are you talking about me?

[Richprins]

If the shoe fits?

[Penga Ndlovu]

My shoes always fit.

[Flutterby]

No Penga, I was talking to RP...but I'm sure you can also contribute! -O

[Mel]

Caught up and

(Where is that leopard???)

[Penga Ndlovu]

At this rate we will probably find the spotted one around February.

RP and his mates have never been accused of being fast.
He just looks fast in his tracksuit.