Kirk's dik-dik- Laikipia Kenya

Weighing in at a massive 7kg when mature, the Kirk's dik-dik prefers semi-arid lands, mates for life and has a complex 4-chambered stomach just like a cow. They are territorial, marking their area with toilet middens- piles of hard black pea-sized pellets of dung dosed with urine.

Cheetah & Young- Masai Mara Kenya

Termite mounds are favoured vantage points for Cheetahs in thre Mara- and vehicles as well on occasion....

Great Cormorants- Lake Nakuru Kenya

Two Great Cormorants take off from the glassy waters of Lake Nakuru.

Lilac-Breasted Roller- Laikipia Kenya

Rollers are territorial, at least for feeding, using a few select perches to make short flights to feed on flying insects.

Cheetah- Masai Mara, Kenya

A Mara Cheetah- monochromed. Spotted cats present well in black & white....

Straw-Tailed Whyda. Nairobi Kenya

The Straw-tailed Whyda is an infrequent visitor to my treed yard in Nairobi. I was fortunat to get this photo.

Jackson's (3-horned) Chameleon

I found this fellow on the prowl for insects through my bougainvillea just before Christmas- a Jackson's (3-Horned) Chameleon.