| | Our first critter: a yellow-billed hornbill with dinner |
| | | Impala: beautiful, but plentiful (150,000 of 'em!) |
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| | The endangered ground hornbill |
| | | Majestic and shaggy waterbuck |
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| | Giraffes are the real stars of Kruger... |
| | | ...but don't tell this elephant that I said so |
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| | | Decidedly not-wee lion... |
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| | | Note that the older one has a puncture wound |
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| | | Planning the next adventure |
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| | Elephants right outside our camp |
| | | Karen demonstrating her binocular technique |
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| | Another tough vacation for Tuna |
| | | Warthog: so ugly it's beautiful, or just ugly? |
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| | There's nowhere vervet monkeys can't go |
| | | No tree is safe, whether from giraffes... |
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| | | Brave adventurers on foot |
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| | Scanning for hippos while the ranger stands guard |
| | | Even in the dead of winter, some trees were in flower |
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| | Zebras: not the most exciting of animals |
| | | White-browed sparrow weaver |
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| | | Elephants pretty much go where they please |
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| | A warthog all groomed for a night on the town |
| | | Hippos act pretty much the same on land |
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| | Even the common starling is eye-catching |
| | | Young baboons play King of the Tree (they both fell) |
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| | Hard-to-find nyala, a really elegant antelope... |
| | | ...as is the Greater Kudu, whose horns are iconic |
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| | | The wildebeests are truly the goofiest critters there |
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