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Baobab, elephant, grey-headed kingfisher, Helmeted guinea fowl, leopard tortoise, lilac-breasted roller, Masai giraffe, Pygmy falcon, Superb starling, Tanzania, Tarangire National Park, Tarangire Safari Lodge, Tawny eagle, vervet monkey, Von der Decken's hornbill, White-headed buffalo weaver, yellow-collared lovebird
Tarangire National Park. How’s this for a view from your accommodation?
Next morning was Wednesday 17th February. Actually, I think I’ll just let these pictures, taken during our morning outing, speak for themselves. Suffice to say that if I had been sad not to have seen many elephants before this, these two days in Tarangire National Park more than made up for it – though you can never have too many elephants.
These are baobab trees. They store enormous amounts of water in their ‘trunks’, and can be centuries old.
Tawny eagles
Helmeted guinea fowl
White-headed buffalo weaver
Lilac-breasted roller
Yellow-collared lovebirds
Von der Decken’s hornbill
Superb starling
Pygmy falcons
Vervet monkey at breakfast stop, one of many such to ‘greet’ us
Wistful? Melancholy? No, pondering what mischief he can next get up to!
Leopard tortoise
Focus on foreground!
Sand bath
Grey-headed kingfisher
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