Gabriel drove us to Ndutu which is a big expansive plain with lots of wildebeest, zebra, gazelle and impala grazing. There were a few elephant and giraffe.
Bachelor group of Thomson gazelles
Giraffe's grazing
Black kite
Mum and her foal
Dung beetle rolling his mound of dung
Yellow throated sand grouse
Grant's gazelle
Superb starling
African harrier hawk
Lion watching the zebras
Zebras watching the lions
Taking it easy
Impala
Secretary bird
Mum and her cubs
We moved after lunch and took a different route back to camp which took about 2 hours.
Superb starling
Dik-dik
Zebra crossing!
We rested back at camp, Terry then went for a walk to the top of the lookout just behind the camp.
We went to the bar for a drink in the early afternoon and chatted to some English guys for a couple of hours. Terry was working out all the names of the birds he has photographed over the past 3 days. He borrowed Gabriel's bird book to help him. We had dinner with the British guys and another English couple. Food was OK.
View from the lookout, maasai tribesman
We went to the bar for a drink in the early afternoon and chatted to some English guys for a couple of hours. Terry was working out all the names of the birds he has photographed over the past 3 days. He borrowed Gabriel's bird book to help him. We had dinner with the British guys and another English couple. Food was OK.
Off to bed at 9.30
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