Hello everyone, I'm sure you've all been wondering what new visitors we had in Talek camp this time. Here is a selection of our best photos from the last weeks. Enjoy!
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| Baboons are always around and keep on wondering what this weird little camera is. |
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| Dik-diks are also a very common animal in our camp. They love sleeping by our tents and posing for the photos. |
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| Many animals are still intrigued by the camera trap, even big ones! |
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| Even bigger ones! |
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| Animals also really enjoy showing their bottom to the camera, so here's a little compilation of the most beautiful ones... starting with a hippo. |
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| Eland, they also love to step on our rain gauges and break them... |
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| Bushbuck. |
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| Buffalo... |
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| ... and elephant! |
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| We have a lot of cute and lovely encounters, like this very pretty female bushbuck. |
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| This baby baboon is enjoying the ride on mama's back. |
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| Banded mongooses are fun, until they start digging under your tent when you're trying to nap... |
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| We have a lot of giraffes coming too, unfortunately their heads never fit in the photo... |
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| A young zebra. |
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| Baby elephant following its mom! |
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| Some of the encounters are a little more scary, like having big elephants traveling in camp during the day. |
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| Sometimes they are even caught making a mess and breaking trees! |
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| Some hyena friends are also paying us a visit. |
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| This hippo came out of the river at 7am... |
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| ...and came back home 3 hours later! |
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| Buffalos are probably the animal that we like having the least, so dangerous... |
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| And we also had a leopard visiting us, very exciting! |
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| Hopefully, our night guards are always here doing a good job keeping these animals away. |
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1 comment:
Banded mongooses are cool! They're hyena cousins, complete with spotted hyena-like synchronized movements. They were the only animal besides the Egyptian vulture that passed Jane Goodall's test of who can open an egg with a stone.
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