I have recently gone through another website restructuring, changing platforms and hosting companies. This brings a number of challenges as I update and reformat content. Think of it as “housekeeping”, like cleaning the bathroom, it just has to be done. It’s a time-consuming endeavour! The observant reader might notice that the menu system has been amended. I am rebuilding my photo galleries which can now be accessed via the new “Image Galleries” tab. Parrot in a cage, Hong […]
a High Definition video slideshow presentation of a selection of my Tanzania images created using animoto.com and is available here as a downloadable MPEG4 file.
Late afternoon can be a busy time at the waterhole but an alert lookout must be kept for predators. Taken in Imfolozi Game Reserve, South Africa, late afternoon, one zebra keeps watch whilst others drink at the waterhole.
What can happen when a small, environmental organisation buys a 1,035-acre blue-gum plantation, strip it of trees, allow it to flood, and transform it back into wetlands
It seems that monopolies (or near-monopolies) just can’t help themselves and are drawn to abusing their market domination.
A common sight in the Galapagos is the Galápagos marine iguana, which can be seen in large numbers basking on the seashore.
The Sally Lightfoot crab is a common sight in the Galapagos. I observed several clinging to rocks as waves splashed over them. A slow shutter speed emphasised the movement of the water.
The Galapagos Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis urinator) an endemic species and common resident of the Galapagos.
