ATTENTION WILDLIFE FANS
This is my last Africa blog update. I am now out of slides to scan from my past trips. So going forward, only new work will be added untill I get back there someday. In the meantime enjoy the last Africa Blog in Nairobi National Park.
This is my last Africa blog update. I am now out of slides to scan from my past trips. So going forward, only new work will be added untill I get back there someday. In the meantime enjoy the last Africa Blog in Nairobi National Park.
Nairobi National Park has been designated as a rhino sanctuary . Nairobi National Park is really the most favored place in the country to see rhino. Along the south-western boundary of the park, the scenery is magnificent; this is an area of steep valleys created by streams joining the Athi River. Hyraxes are plentiful on the rocks alongside the road and the sure-sighted may spot klipspringer or mountain reedbuck. On the boundary road there are splendid views over the Kitengela plains, the dispersal area for the park's ungulates. The park side of the river is an area favored by zebra.
Within the Nairobi National Park's 117 square kilometers, there are over 80 species of mammals and more bird species than can be found in the whole of the British Isles. During the rains, both the long and the short, wild flowers are in profusion and there are places where the plains are an unending wave of yellow daisies (Bidens Palustris), which seems not to be liked, as food, by any wildlife.
Within the Nairobi National Park's 117 square kilometers, there are over 80 species of mammals and more bird species than can be found in the whole of the British Isles. During the rains, both the long and the short, wild flowers are in profusion and there are places where the plains are an unending wave of yellow daisies (Bidens Palustris), which seems not to be liked, as food, by any wildlife.
3 comments:
boo, I am not very happy that the blog slide show of Africa is nearing an end. I suggest re-posting shots within themes...Examples: "pairs" (of elephants, giraffes, tribe leaders), or "architecture" (the lodges, the native huts, etc.) or "natural wonders" (the waterfalls, the plains, etc.) or majestic expressions (the tigers, the elephants, the tribal leaders etc.) Hey, you could have these themes for your opening gallery show! And, hopefully, someday we can all go on a photoshooting adventure to a far off land.
Just love that lead shot!
You'll have lots of opportunity for new shots. We'll stayed tuned.
I want updates. Maybe some food pix next, close ups of hot dogs. I can't eat them but I can look.
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