Wild Connections
Watching animals in the wild often reveals unexpected connections. Relationships between different species normally benefit one or both of the parties: if it benefits one and harms the other it […]
On the Prowl
One photo, no words for Silent Sunday. Also linked to Camera Critters and Friday Photo.
Feather your Nest
Here is selection of bird nests from Botswana and Zambia. Related posts: Bee Eaters in Zambia Linked to the Next Challenge: Birdhouses.
Orange Bark
The colours of this stripped tree trunk caught my eye. Attractive though it is to look at, this damage, caused by elephants, could bring about the death of the tree […]
P is for… Palm Nuts
The palm nuts, the fruit of the palm tree, is a much coveted food item for many of the animal inhabitants of Africa, especially during the dry season, when grasses […]
Silence on the Okavango Delta
. One photo, no words for Silent Sunday and Photo Friday: Calm. Botswana
Sausages Don’t Grow on Trees!
Ah, but they do in Africa: If someone said Kigelia africana to you, you would likely have little idea of the appearance of this handsome tree. Unless you happen to […]
African Evening Sky
The beautiful early evening sky in the Okavango Delta. Linked to Skywatch Friday and Foto Friday Heavenly.
Red Foliage
Part of the new weekly challenge, Festival of Leaves. Linking to Ruby Tuesday.
The Ugly Five
Everyone knows about the Big Five, the five animals that tourists want to tick off while on safari, but what about the Ugly Five? They are just as much fun […]
Little and Large
Here are two African animals of very different sizes, shown in black and white. Linked to Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Animals.
Travel with Intent 