Be sure to visit the other pages in our African Safari Blog to see more photos and videos of:
Animals and Birds; Beautiful Vistas; Local People; Lodging and Tented Camps
Our new friend, Carol, made a photo book for her grandchildren of the many animal babies and families that we saw. Her book is available to view and purchase at Shutterfly:
https://www.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AbNGzNy3bNGjkg&emid=sharepbsharer&linkid=link4
John and Tina modeling our Iraqw robe and wedding skirt, blouse and beads
in the Iraqw village near Karatu Tanzania.
Beautiful young Martial Eagle in Amboseli National Park
Wildebeest in Amboseli National Park
Watch our wildebeest video from Masai Mara:
Our room at the Country Lodge in Karatu
Dinner at the Country Lodge in Karatu with our new friends.
Lake Elementaita at dusk. Beautiful and calming.
Elephants hiding in the tall grass in the Masai Mara
Tina learns how to balance a big gourd on her head like the Iraqw do!
Cape Buffalo at Lake Nakuru.
Our guide told us they are very territorial and mean. Do not cross them!
Severin our OAT tour guide, with our drivers,
Ibrahim on the left and Peter on the right. At Lake Nakuru, Kenya
Lion and lioness near Lake Nakuru
https://youtu.be/WDlF-5K0z8k
Rothschild's Giraffe at Lake Nakuru. Note the white stockings on her legs.
Crocodile in the Serengeti. There were four Impala on the other side
of this little stream keeping a watchful eye on this Croc!
Hyena in the Serengeti
at eye level in the tree and very close to us, but were not afraid. They were so still for
so long we thought they were fake stuffed animals, but then one of them moved.
walking along the road in Tanzania while they were undergoing the ritual of entering manhood.
More Baobab trees. From a distance they look like huge warriors marching across the plain
waving their arms and trying to scare us off. I can almost hear their fearsome yells.
their rump that looks like a toilet seat imprint.
Vervet Monkeys in Amboseli.
The zebras were all so beautiful, we thought they were anything but common!
My 7 Masai wives. All strong independent American Women!