Africa Wild

This next pic was another one of those forced shots that RP insisted on. I don't know what he saw interesting in this scene??



By now the Nyala had moved to a safe distance and I took the opportunity to stretch my legs and get a shot of the rest of the gang.



The discussion on the van now was about the new regulation regarding cigarettes. RP didn't believe us about the new "reduced ignition propensity" in our cancer sticks. It took a few minutes for him to understand the concept, and while this was happening I had a chance to photograph the stream next to us.

thanks for the explanation the dewi's name pronunciation.....



sprocky........ those photos capture the scene so well....

as i was so late in joining the game drive opportunities

so, too am i late in showing the random spider pics...

not too good as one cannot see enough of the "golden orb" and too much of the spider....

obviously too late in the morning
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Thanks Leachy

Great pics of the spiders, the last one is fantastic! It is amazing how strong those strands of silk are.

Excellent pics Sprocky & Leachy.

The last pic of the spider is a belter.

that 1st stop when we parked under the umbrella thorn and turned off the motor

and just sat with the rhino was special..........
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can you see the animal ????????
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the trivia stop..........

question 1. how to id the gender besides looking at the horns or the genitals ???
question 2. how have cigs been made "safer" ?
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Awesome Sprocky and leachy

Those cancer sticks go out all the time now.

Fantastic last spider pic leachy

That giraffe feeding looks like it has to freaky eyes on his pip

Beautiful captured trees, leachy

Bushcraft wrote:Those cancer sticks go out all the time now.

Well done BC , that is the correct answer to Leachy's second trivia question. Anybody want to have a go at the first one?