African Wildlife

Lion Boxing MatchLion Boxing Match - As the sun was getting ready to set, this pride of Masai Mara lions in Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, Africa, were playing and teaching the young the skills it needs for the hunt. Here we watched several cubs playfully swatting at each other. It was a great site to see how patient the older cubs were with the much younger cubs.

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Lion LovingLion Loving - The lioness is the focal point of each pride of lions in Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Here a mother patiently cleans her cubs after a morning meal. Looks like a loving family to me.

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Lioness Of KenyaLioness of Kenya - The lioness is the focal point of each pride of lions in Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Here a mother patiently watches the cubs in the pride as they frolic in the warm sun and lush grasses.

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Portrait Of An ElephantAmboseli National Park in southern Kenya is known for the large concentration of elephant families that roam its beautiful landscape. Amboseli was the last park that we would visit on our African Safari and we were amazed at the number of elephant families. As elephants have the longest memories, they were very protective of their young and would frequently move the babies to the back of the herd and place several large females between the babies and our vehicle.

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Scars Of An African LionessScars of the Lioness - The lioness is the focal point of each pride of lions in Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Here a mother patiently watches the cubs in the pride as they frolic in the warm sun and lush grasses.

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A Lions GlowAfter a morning meal of a Hartebeest killed in the night; this male lion enjoys the warm sunlight. If you look carefully you can see a little blood on his mouth.; Maasai Mara Game Reserve; Kenya.

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Affectionate Amboseli ElephantsAmboseli National Park in southern Kenya is known for the large concentration of elephant families that roam its beautiful landscape. Amboseli was the last park that we would visit on our African Safari and we were amazed at the number of elephant families. As elephants have the longest memories, they were very protective of their young and would frequently move the babies to the back of the herd and place several large females between the babies and our vehicle.

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Hippos EverywhereUnknown to most, the hippopotamus is the most dangerous animal in Africa. We were a bit nervous as our small rowed boat came into close contact with these huge beautiful mammals. Lake Naivasha near Nairobi is home to large groupings of hippo families. They float weightless in the water before climbing onto the banks to sunbathe.

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A Lions Kill Of Masai Mara Of KenyaA Lions Kill - Enjoying his breakfast of Hartebeest, the pride as fed well. This male Lion was the brother of the head of the pride. He was at the bottom of the priority ranking for eating, and was given the leftovers. If you notice all the scaring in his face due to his ranking. Masai Mara, Kenya.

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Cheetah Relaxing In Maasai Mara AfricaA lone cheetah relaxes as he watches his next zebra meal walk by. Masai Mara National Reserve contains several families of cheetah's.
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Family Of ElephantsFamily of Elephants - Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya is known for the large concentration of elephant families that roam its beautiful landscape. Amboseli was the last park that we would visit on our African Safari and we were amazed at the number of elephant families. As elephants have the longest memories, they were very protective of their young and would frequently move the babies to the back of the herd and place several large females between the babies and our vehicle.

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A Lion Cubs BreakfastA Lion Cubs Breakfast - This lion cub finishes off the prides kill of a hartebeest one morning at sunrise in the Maasai Mara reserve in Kenya, Africa.

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Hippos Of Lake NaivashaUnknown to most, the hippopotamus is the most dangerous animal in Africa. We were a bit nervous as our small rowed boat came into close contact with these huge beautiful mammals. Lake Naivasha near Nairobi is home to large groupings of hippo families. They float weightless in the water before climbing onto the banks to sunbathe.

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The Cheetah’s StareA lone cheetah relaxes as he watches his next zebra meal walk by. Masai Mara National Reserve contains several families of cheetah's.
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Giraffe Walking Off Into The SerengetiWalking off into the Serengeti, a lone giraffe creates a beautiful landscape of Masai Mara National Reserve. The beautiful African landscape was very lush as we arrived during the rainy season.

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Elephants Walking Tusk And TrunkWalking Tusk and Trunk - Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya is known for the large concentration of elephant families that roam its beautiful landscape. Amboseli was the last park that we would visit on our African Safari and we were amazed at the number of elephant families. As elephants have the longest memories, they were very protective of their young and would frequently move the babies to the back of the herd and place several large females between the babies and our vehicle.

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Cheetas Of Kenyas Maasai MaraMasai Mara National Reserve contains several families of cheetah's. Here a mother and her year old cub bask in the warm sun as they await their next hunting trip.

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An Elephants Motherly ProtectionMotherly Protection - Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya is known for the large concentration of elephant families that roam its beautiful landscape. Amboseli was the last park that we would visit on our African Safari and we were amazed at the number of elephant families. As elephants have the longest memories, they were very protective of their young and would frequently move the babies to the back of the herd and place several large females between the babies and our vehicle.

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Grants Gazelles Lock HornsCompetition for the Lady - Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya is home to a variety of animals. We watches as these male Grant's Gazelles lock horns in hope of winning the right to mate.

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Maasai Mara ZebraOf course, no African safari is complete without viewing the thousands of zebra's that roam the countryside. Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya was home to this wonderful striped fellow who took some time out of his grazing to pose for us.

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The Cheetah’s StareA lone cheetah relaxes as he watches his next zebra meal walk by. Masai Mara National Reserve contains several families of cheetah's.
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Portrait Of A Young ElephantAmboseli National Park in southern Kenya is known for the large concentration of elephant families that roam its beautiful landscape. Amboseli was the last park that we would visit on our African Safari and we were amazed at the number of elephant families. As elephants have the longest memories, they were very protective of their young and would frequently move the babies to the back of the herd and place several large females between the babies and our vehicle.

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Huffing And PuffingAmboseli National Park in southern Kenya is known for the large concentration of elephant families that roam its beautiful landscape. Amboseli was the last park that we would visit on our African Safari and we were amazed at the number of elephant families. As elephants have the longest memories, they were very protective of their young and would frequently move the babies to the back of the herd and place several large females between the babies and our vehicle.

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Well Fed Cheetahs Of Masai MaraMasai Mara National Reserve contains several families of cheetah's. Here a mother and her year old cub bask in the warm sun as they await their next hunting trip.

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Elephant Tug Of WarAmboseli National Park in southern Kenya is known for the large concentration of elephant families that roam its beautiful landscape. Amboseli was the last park that we would visit on our African Safari and we were amazed at the number of elephant families. As elephants have the longest memories, they were very protective of their young and would frequently move the babies to the back of the herd and place several large females between the babies and our vehicle.

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Pelican Of Lake Naivasha KenyaThis Pelican of Lake Naivasha, Kenya, was very relaxed with my presence. I was photographing him for a boat just 20 feet away. It was a bit nerve wracking as we had to negotiate huge families of floating hippos to get to the birds feeding on the lake.

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Hippos Of Lake NaivashaUnknown to most, the hippopotamus is the most dangerous animal in Africa. We were a bit nervous as our small rowed boat came into close contact with these huge beautiful mammals. Lake Naivasha near Nairobi is home to large groupings of hippo families. They float weightless in the water before climbing onto the banks to sunbathe.

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A Cheetahs MorningMasai Mara National Reserve contains several families of cheetahs. Here a mother and her year old cub bask in the warm sun as they await their next hunting trip.

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