Africa Wild

Posted: **Sat Feb 13, 2016 9:27 am**

Wow, some great pics! $\O$

The dragonflies are lovely $\O$ and the vervet pic is too funny!

Awesome to see two big tuskers!

Posted: **Sat Feb 13, 2016 1:43 pm**

Beautiful bird photos and of course Mr Gogga man's awesome insect photos

Good to see some tuskers around too

Posted: **Sat Feb 13, 2016 4:28 pm**

Nice to sit at the restaurant and have tuskers come to you...

What on earth was that giraffe doing in the first pic...drinking back to front?

Cicadas are another species we could do without, IMO..grotesque things! Why are they all stuck together like that?

Good spelling, Ex...personally I would have given "police" a capital P, as it is a title?

Posted: **Sun Feb 14, 2016 5:51 am**

ExFmem wrote: (It's a real word, I looked it up due to the 2 English police here. )

Richprins wrote:
Good spelling, Ex...personally I would have given "police" a capital P, as it is a title?

That is the general rule, RP, but it presupposes a title of respect, which is obviously (to most

) absent in this case.

Posted: **Sun Feb 14, 2016 8:26 am**

What a rude girl!

Posted: **Mon Feb 15, 2016 3:41 pm**

Some monkey business going on in camp

Posted: **Sun Feb 28, 2016 6:32 pm**

ExFmem wrote:Where to start with all this wonderfulness! $O\/$ (It's a real word, I looked it up due to the 2 English police here. )

The 2nd Sandpiper with its reflection is sublime, Mr. Hornbill Homebuilder is fabulous, and LOVE the Hooktail and Tigertail dragonflies.

The proctologist monkey (tee hee hee), very clever.

Another completely insane couple of weeks at work! I finally got the time and energy and inclination (all at the same time) to sit down and post the next episode of this TT.

Thanks so much for the compliments ExFmem, I really like the Dragonfly pictures too - I have seen the Tigertail on several occasions before but have never had one wait for me to get pictures before.

I spent quite a while trying to get the Hornbill without much success and then realised that I needed to use a shorter lens - the 150-600mm was too long at minimum zoom (hence the cropped tail in the first shot) so I switched to the Nikkor 55-200mm kit lens which worked much better (hence the whole bird in the second shot).

The Sandpiper was just in the right place at the right time and the Vervet Monkey got some good captions in the "What is the animal saying" thread

Posted: **Sun Feb 28, 2016 6:38 pm**

Lisbeth wrote:The dragonflies are

and of course I LOVE the squirrel in the kitchen; very high cuteness factor $O\/$ $O\/$

Great sighting of the BIG GUYS $O/\$ $O/\$

I would have liked to lay flay on some floor tiles too, the temperature was well into the 40s! The swimming pool was like a warm bath but it was still better than not being in the swimming pool!

Mathulele and companion were wonderful, at first I didn't realise that Malopenyana was actually a tusker as Masthulele made his tusks look puny

Posted: **Sun Feb 28, 2016 6:40 pm**

Toko wrote: $O\/$ $O\/$ Hello BT

You had a dragonfly festival there

Lovely YBK and Cameroptera photos and the elephant bull is a special encounter, too

There was at least one Dragonfly that I didn't manage to photograph, that was the male Violet Dropwing.

Big Elephant bulls are always a special encounter!

Posted: **Sun Feb 28, 2016 6:41 pm**

Flutterby wrote:Wow, some great pics! $\O$

The dragonflies are lovely $\O$ and the vervet pic is too funny!

Awesome to see two big tuskers!

Thanks Flutts! It was a very good day!

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