A common sight in the Okavango Delta region of Botswana, Vervet Monkeys could be seen both in the trees and also feeding on the ground.
A common sight in the Okavango Delta region of Botswana, Vervet Monkeys could be seen both in the trees and also feeding on the ground.
Low sun and scattered clouds make for a pleasing landscape. Okavango Delta, Botswana.
Our guide had observed some lion tracks near the water’s edge and from this, and the puddles of water on the bank deduced that the lions had crossed through the water only a few minutes before us.
Botswana and a pair of cheetahs are on patrol, walking slowly through the grass stopping whenever they get to a tree or shrub to scent mark it.
an image can work without showing the wildlife but by showing evidence of its presence. Here the elephant tracks can be seen entering the water and exiting the water on the far side of the watercourse. No elephants in the shot, but evidence of their presence.
Late afternoon and an African Fishing Eagle is perched on a branch overlooking the waters of the Okavango Delta.
The mirror like waters of the Okavango Delta can provide some wonderful reflections.
An endangered species, African Wild Dogs are extraordinarily effective hunters. Hunting as a pack, they rely on endurance and teamwork for success.
Eking the most out of a horribly under exposed image using Photoshop Lightroom.
A Baby Elephant adorns itself with twigs. Okavango Delta, Botswana.