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Author Archives: LaVera
Lily on ANU Campus
Dew drops refresh Like tears cleanse the spirit.
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Lioness Arrives to Enjoy the Kill
H. Murray, guest photographer
Hippos in the River on the Maasai Mara
H. Murray, guest photographer
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Too Close For Comfort
Meloney is standing on the bank, but this is a little too much for me. I don’t like the eye the hippo is giving her.
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Chief of the Maasai Village
He wears the lion mane as a head dress.
Posted in Masai of Africa
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The Team That Traveled to Kenya
We were dinner guests at the home of the Vice-Chancellor of ANU.
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Rare Albino Baboon on the Maasai Mara
Joseph, our driver on the safari, said that this was the first time he had encountered a white baboon in all his forty years of driving.
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Cape Buffalo
This animal is to be feared because he is very mean spirited.
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Wildebeest for Dinner
The grass was very high but we could see the lions feasting on the wildebeest. Roars were frequent.
Lions After the Meal
Lions only kill when they are hungry. I understand the leopard kills sometimes when he is not hungry.