PHOTO GALLERY

Bats in baobab tree cavity — Bats in baobab tree cavity Lower Zambezi National Park

These are some images l have captured over the years . Enjoy . I will constantly be adding more images so please keep checking .

Sunset - Serengeti National Park — Sunset – Serengeti National Park

Nile Crocodile - Zambezi River — Nile Crocodile – Zambezi River

Lion and Blue Widlebeest Chase - Ngorongoro Crater 1 — Lion and Blue Widlebeest Chase – Ngorongoro Crater 1

Lion and Blue Wildebeest chase - Ngorongoro Crater 2 — Lion and Blue Wildebeest chase – Ngorongoro Crater 2

Lioness Chase Blue Wildebeest - Ngorongoro Crater 3 -Paul Grobler — Lioness Chase Blue Wildebeest – Ngorongoro Crater 3

Lioness Chase Blue Wildebeest -Ngorongoro Crater 4 - Paul Grobler — Lioness Chase Blue Wildebeest -Ngorongoro Crater 4 – Paul Grobler

Paul Grobler Canoe Zambezi River ( Pic by C J and G Mucalov )

Lucky Bean Creeper plant - Seed pods - Lower Zambezi National Park - Paul Grobler — Lucky Bean Creeper plant – Seed pods – Lower Zambezi National Park – Paul Grobler

Waterbuck Bull - Lower Zambezi National Park — Waterbuck Bull – Lower Zambezi National Park

Lumpy and l having a chat at Chiawa Camp — Lumpy and l having a chat – Chiawa Camp

Greenbanded Swallowtail MALE (Papilio nireus ) - PAPILIONIDAE LZNP — Greenbanded Swallowtail MALE ( Papilio nireus) – Lower Zambezi National Park

Drinking lions

Chifungulu Channel — Canoeing the Zambezi River

African Jacana nest and eggs ( May 2013 )

Hippo lying on sandbarr in Zambezi River — Hippo lying on sandbar in Zambezi River

3 thoughts on “PHOTO GALLERY”

AfriBats says:

November 3, 2013 at 2:41 PM

Would you add your bat photo as a citizen-science observation to the AfriBats project on iNaturalist?:
http://www.inaturalist.org/projects/afribats

AfriBats will use your observations to better understand bat distributions and help protect bats in Africa.

Please locate your picture on the map as precisely as possible to maximise the scientific value of your records.

Many thanks!

PS: these are slit-faced bats, Nycteris sp.

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1. zimbush says:
  
  March 8, 2014 at 12:14 AM
  
  I have posted in your site , many thanks . Cheers . Paul
  
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  1. AfriBats says:
    
    March 11, 2014 at 1:20 PM
    
    Many thanks, Paul! Please feel free to post any previous or future bat observations you might have. Cheers, Jakob

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