Black rhinos breeding well in NNP

Photographs courtesy of Patrick Bourgeix:

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Despite the bad news coming out of South Africa in particular & stories of an upsurge in rhino & elephant poaching in Kenya, here in the Nairobi Park, a long-time sanctuary for the East African sub-species of Black (Browse) rhino -micheallii- things are going well & here are photographs to prove it!

Above a cow & calf in the lower Kisembe valley….

There are at least 60 Black rhinos in NNP  & 11 Northern White (Grass) rhinos translocated in from Lake Nakuru Park.

Below cow & calf on plain below Impala Observation Point….

Just 2 of the many calves in the park, spelling out a bright future for this wondrous species.

If you live in Nairobi, come out to visit NNP: USE IT OR LOSE IT!!

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One Comment

  1. Jimmy from Ireland
    Posted December 11, 2010 at 11:48 am | Permalink

    This population is becoming more important by the day!!

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