Desert Rose, Lake Baringo Kenya

This photo was taken HERE.

Wildebeest Crossing the Mara River, Masai Mara Kenya

The grass is definitely greener over there....

Acacia Tortilis at Sunset, Amboseli Kenya

    A hazy sunset across the Amboseli salt flats.

Black Headed Heron, Masai Mara Kenya

The Black-Headed Heron, taken in the Masai Mara.

A 4 minute tour of my current exhibition can be viewed HERE

Young Lions, Masai Mara Kenya

All eyes. The young ones are fascinated by a plane coming into land in the Mara. Mom's seen it all before....

Yellow-Billed Stork with Catfish, Masai Mara Kenya

After struggling for 10 minutes trying to figure out how to swallow it whole, this Stork had to let let the catfish go. Just too big!

Elephant Dust-Bath, Amboseli Kenya

A little sand-blasting behind the ears....

Mature Male Lion, Masai Mara Kenya

One of the more mature alpha males in the Mara Triangle. His scars provide evidence a violent life- and dozens of offspring no doubt.

Young Elephant, Amboseli Kenya

Young Elephant usually travel securely in the middle of the family group.

Spotted Hyena, Masai Mara Kenya

Den mother & pup from the Mara Triangle.

River Crossing, Masai Mara Kenya

Wildebeest crossing the Mara River earlier this month.

Commercial Note: For all of you in Nairobi, please do pop into the Talisman Restaurant in Karen to check out my exhibition. Both framed and unframed prints are available from this year's collection of 27 photos. Opening night is next Tuesday September 22nd. I'll be there 6:00 PM. The show runs through October 11th and is followed by Amy's fantabulous collection of paintings, opening on the 13th.

White-Backed Vulture, Kenya

White-Backed Vulture on approach- Mara Triangle, Masai Mara.

Hammerkop, Mara River, Kenya.

A Hammerkop (Afrikaans for 'hammer head' I think). This bird nests in waterside trees, returning annually and adding sticks etc annually. Some nests can attain several tons in weight.

Mara Rains

Evening rain over the Mara plains.

Wet Elephant, Masai Mara Kenya

A glisteningly wet young elephant from the Mara Triangle.

Wildebeest, Masai Mara, Kenya

    A 'Bearded Gnu', AKA Wildebeest, displaying a full beard.

Mara River Croc & Wildebeest

Grass in the foreground fogs the photo a bit, but what a monster croc! He snapped half-heartedly at one gnu but didn't make a kill this time. Plenty of carcasses in the river in any case, so why even bother?

Young Cheetah, Masai Mara Kenya

The female Cheetah with four young that we've been following over the past year in the Southern Triangle is still with all four young. Here is one of them in the middle of a gnu breakfast.

Leopard, Masai Mara Kenya

A female leopard from the Masai Mara.

Mature Male Wart Hog, Masai Mara Kenya

This old fella has some impressive dentition!

Banded Mongoose, Masai Mara Kenya

The Banded Mongoose is a social creature, living in groups from 7 to 40 individuals. They inhabit termite mounds and prefer eating crunchy things.... like beetles and millipedes. Yum.

Big Bull Elephant, Amboseli Kenya

Amboseli bulls are.... BIG.