Tanzania has set aside an astonishing 40% of its land area for wildlife in the form of national parks and conservation areas. Likely the most famous is the Serengeti, a vast expanse of grassland savannas and arbored forests. The Serengeti is home to 28 hoofed animals and hundreds of bird and insect species – truly an amazing place to explore and observe wildlife in the most natural of habitats.
Rare leopard sighting, sleeping in the tree after a big meal of impala (hanging in the tree on a lower branch)ImpalaOstrich do not fly, rather they use their wings for lateral stability when running. Raised trunk = I am not happy!I think I can with this long tongueCheetah with cubsMom wandered off, cubs maintaining the lookout Hippopotamus partyNot the most beautiful….Mother and child heading for swim lessonsBig, big, bigNo camo for this birdDik Dik
Here’s an interesting series of lion images – they’re in charge and they know it from early on.
I am King!Yes, but we are Queens!Very challenging for prey to spot these cats in the tall, yellow grassesThe Toyota Land Cruisers are demonstrably non threatening But we are!Practicing friendly facePracticing aggressive faceGrateful for a long zoom lens9 cubs with two of the three lionesses heading for the green grasses, a sure sign of a water sourceImproving core strength Moist, wet green grass digests nicelySometimes it feels good to just blow a trunk full of dirt all over your body.Lush savanna wetlandsAnother tree dweller Kama Sutra
Dragonfly Waypoints 
Amazing pictures, you two sure know how to live life!
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