Serengeti Photo 1
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- Yellow bark acacia tree in serengeti landscape
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- Agama lizard on granite rocks
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- Baboon climbing tree
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- Luxurious balloon safari in serengeti
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- Black headed heron on acacia tree
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- Blacksmith lapwing looking for feed
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- Brubru bird at serengeti park entrance
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- Dark Capped Bulbul
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- Dark Capped Bulbul again!
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- Early morning view of manyare enroute serengeti
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- Dry coarse path inside serengeti park
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- Wild African elephant sighting
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- Wild African elephant closeup
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- Wild African elephant family
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- Wild African elephant family
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- Endless plains of serengeti
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- Entering Ngorongoro Conservation Area – our vehicle
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- Granite rocks amidst endless plains
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- Grant gazelle portrait
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- Grant gazelle with other herbivores
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- Sunset in serengeti plains
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- Hippopotamus yawn with canines
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- Serengeti landscape
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- On way to Serengeti
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- Maasai land leading to serengeti
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- First Leopard sighting
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- Lion sighting
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- Lion on a watchout
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- Prey sighted by lion
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- Canines brandishing by lion
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- Stretches before the hunt
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- Lion family relaxing time
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- Count the lions on this tree
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- Ngorongoro crater view enroute serengeti
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- Northern white crowned shrike
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- Cradle of human species – oldupai gorge
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- Panoramic serengeti
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- Southern citril at oldupai gorge
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- Topi
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- Topi portrait
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- White bellied canary
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- Wildlife grazing around green pastures in serengeti
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- Wildbeast herd preparing for migration
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- Zebra in their poster position
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- Zebra portrait
Serengeti is a swahili term meaning “endless plains”. The savanna grasslands in this 15,000 sq km national park is truly a sight with carnivores and herbivores co-existing. It is a visual treat to see some animals which were always seen behind cage in zoo or other confinements.
Enjoy the moments I have captured through my lens. Hope you enjoy them.
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July 23rd, 2010 at 12:22 am
Now that the eagerly awaited pictures of Serengeti are here, I am very happy. I hope the next set has closeup of the Leopard. I enjoyed the ride (virtually) and went thru some of them a couple of times. Lions, as expected, stood out the most. While they are known to be lazy, you have managed to capture them when they are getting ready for some serious action. Great going.
July 23rd, 2010 at 4:13 am
absolute delight to see these pictures. What next …… some more picture from Serengeti or you jump to Ngorongoro !!!!
July 23rd, 2010 at 5:18 am
Too early for Ngorongoro. There are multiple galleries yet to be posted from Serengeti itself.
It is a wildlife photographer’s paradise!
September 7th, 2010 at 12:30 pm
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