Bark Spider
When I was going through some if my pictures from the last two weeks I found this image of a Bark Spider, which I liked a lot. Have a good Sunday! About Bark… Continue reading
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Scorpions, Lions … and more rain!
Heavy rains and thunderstorms – again! This year is starting as wet as the last one has ended. In the morning we showed our guests a Scorpion (in the few hours without rain). This… Continue reading
Good Morning!
Our dominate male Lion was greeting us at the start of our morning game drive. He had rested on top of a hill for the night.
Wildlife Photography @ Thanda
Quite a few people have asked what photography teaching services I offer at Thanda – here is the information: As a guest at Thanda Private Game Reserve you may… Continue reading
Cooling systems!
Most mammals can use their sweat glands to cool themselves down. Elephants cannot sweat so they have to use other means to cool down. They pump huge amounts of blood through their ears… Continue reading
Summer Time – Spider Time
When the weather gets hot and humid many different species of Golden Orb Spiders build their webs along and across the roads on Thanda. Part of Bheki’s job at this time of the… Continue reading
Hope
These Vultures were hoping that the Lions would move away from their nearby kill soon. This picture was taken in the early hours of the day before it started heating up. All images are… Continue reading
Lions on his mind!
I do not often merge or manipulate images, but I had to play with this picture of Bheki – my Tracker – looking into a sunrise. I merged it with an image of our dominate… Continue reading
Seven without the Five :-)
These are seven images I took during the holiday season – when my Internet connection was down. They are part of my “Without the Five” series (images 5-11). – A colorful Caterpillar (I… Continue reading
The Elephants’ choice
One should never push Elephants and move in too close to them. But sometimes they choose to come close themselves. This female Elephant and the two calves where browsing on trees right next… Continue reading