A Leopard's Lick, Masai Mara Kenya

Mother's ministrations.

Lake Victoria Fishermen

Netting Nile Perch on Lake Victoria

Wildebeest and Crocodile, Mara River Kenya

For some reason they just DON'T see them! You'd think that some sort of awareness/anti predator strategy would have evolved over the millennia.

Exhibition!

Double-Toothed Barbet

A Double-Toothed Barbet from Mufungano Island on Lake Victoria.

Cheetah With Two Cubs, Masai Mara Kenya

Everybody is hungry this morning....

Lake Victoria Sunset

Sunset from Mufungano Island, Lake Victoria

Cheetah Cubs, Masai Mara Kenya

Creeping off the termite mound to follow mother.

Helmeted Guineafowl, Masai Mara Kenya

Guineafowl are primarily seed-eaters.

Spotted Hyena, Masai Mara Kenya

A young Spotted Hyena. These animals have a more complex social structure than baboons, solve problems communally better than chimps AND can eat over 14 kg of meat in one meal. Awesome.

Sunset With Elephants, Masai Mara Kenya

Twilight in the Mara Triangle.

Wildebeest & Croc, Mara River Kenya

One that got away. Towards the end of the migration season the Mara crocs get so fat and lazy they pretty well just wait around with their mouths open waiting a gnu to swim between their jaws.

Two Cheetah Cubs with Mother

Young Cheetahs look like kittens but are actually called cubs.  :-)

2017 Masai Mara Wildebeest Migration

Getting into the water can be a dusty business at times.

Lion Cubs, Masai Mara Kenya

Mauling big brother. As one does......

Zebra Drink

A cool drink. Mara River Crocs, even the big ones, rarely attack full grown Zebras.

Cheetah Kittens

Two Cheetah Kittens from the Mara Triangle.

Young Elephants, Masai Mara Kenya

A little kiss for big sister.

African Fish Eagle, Lake Baringo Kenya

I wonder if Fish Eagles prefer tilapia over catfish like I do....

Colobus Monkey, Nanyuki Kenya

Contemplative Colobus, Mt. Kenya.

Cheetah Family, Masai Mara Kenya

Cuddling in the chilly Mara morning breeze.

Stars Over The Masai Mara

The Milky Way, seen in the early evening over the Masai Mara from Kilima Camp