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Thinking of using this as the first page of my "butts of Africa" photo book.

Thinking of using this as the first page of my "butts of Africa" photo book.

The impala is sometimes jokingly known as the "McDonald's of the Bush". It gets this name from the distinctive "M" you can see on its h...
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The impala is sometimes jokingly known as the "McDonald's of the Bush". It gets this name from the distinctive "M" you can see on its hind legs and tail, and also from the fact there are thousands of them around. Also, they are fast food for a cat.
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With profiles built for silhouettes, this was a photo chance too good to pass up.

Impala in motion

This 14 month old male leopard was keen to join his mother in the tree where she kept their recent impala kill.

Stoic

Cozy leopard

With the mountains and dunes behind him, this oryx strides across the sand in the pre-dawn light.

A resolute heron Just playing around with filters to take out the colour. Not sure ...

The herd

Frescoes at Sigiriya

Dueling Arabian gazelles

Kommetjie Lighthouse near Cape Town, South Africa Trying to be artistic with leading lines and stuff.

One of nine leopard sightings we had in Sabi Sands. This girl is smaller than she appears. We thought she was hunting, due to her movements, but we we

Thirst

If nature had mafia, I'm pretty sure these two would be the guys who came around to your den to break some legs if you were behind on your payments. Is this soon to be a rare sight?

Juvenile green forest lizard

This off-kilter shot was taken on purpose ... we were too close for my zoom lens so I had to get creative to get as much of the elephant in. I think i

A young leopard enjoying his impala shank (and probably the rest of the impala later).

It feels like a pajama kind of day

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