Photographs courtesy Major Max:
These photos were taken in Nangolomon Dam in the west of the Park, though hippoes can be seen in several of the dams after the translocation from Ruai Sewage works….. (see blog archives)
Another hippo was brought into the park at the weekend after having trapped itself in a culvert at Ruai. (See Standard newspaper last weekend.)
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Oooh what a cute puppy! Adorable, I can’t wait to meet him/her! Thanks for this photo Will, spectacular
Great addition to NNP !, also would like to say thank you for all the beautiful postings and pictures from your neighbourhood and keeping us in the loop in all that is going on, Anna
How precious. I hope Mom and baby do well.
Fantastic to see this !!!! …and clear view as well ,….good to see a newborn calf after a hippo died a few weeks ago . Hope they survive & thrive !
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