Images by Will Knocker:
I am finally back online after numerous setbacks, including kids melting down computer settings, including for this blog, over Xmas. Please excuse abscence!!
A herd of buffalo chewing the cud in the rapidly drying NNP
Kori bustards are doing well in NNP….
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Cape chestnut in flower in the Langata forest after excellent short rains
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Greenvein charaxes (Charaxes candiope) feeding on carnivore faeces
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Many eland are back in the Park, having spent the rainy season in the Athi Basin & Sheep & Goat Land
An old veteran, blind in one eye & deaf…I’m surprised the 40 odd lions in the Park have not eaten him yet…
White bellied go away bird: a species of the dry bush: are they getting more common in NNP (ie is it becoming drier?)
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Good to have you back blogging from the NNP. Unbelievable how quickly it starts to dry up after the rains have stopped. Let’s hope that this year we’ll see lots of rain.
Have you been able to see the rhino, which had the small calf at the end of last year?
Looking forward to more pics and news from the park.
Thanks Pirjo, faithful follower of blog: hoping to post lots of info & pics this year….W xx