Africa – Buffalo Springs National Reserve – Part Five

This post is just a selection of landscapes and other wildlife, thanks for looking !

  • B&W landscape
  • Impala
  • A little porn
  • It was such a pretty place
  • Ant Hills
  • this is fascinating how they build their mounds around a tree
  • Impalas
  • Alligators
  • Monkey Business
  • Dik Dik, yes that is their name, they are very tiny, 12-16 inches tall and weight is6-13 pounds
  • Wart Hog with a Lilac Breaster Roller flying over him
  • Giraffes
  • Mom and little one
  • Fight is on!
  • One of the other jeeps in our group, we had 3
  • Bones of somebody
  • One of the roads we drove, a heron is on the shore
  • All the nests in this tree are made by the White Headed Buffalo Weaver bird
  • Cape Buffalo

One more post from this area, our resort and also the area where Joy Adamson, author of the book Born Free lived.

See you soon

8 thoughts on “Africa – Buffalo Springs National Reserve – Part Five”

  3. I liked all the animals Susan and had no idea the antelopes horns were that large. I guess I only have seen antelopes loping by, not their faces/horns. The anthill was incredible to see, especially the one right into the tree. The Dik Dik was cute. And I see you saw more giraffes, which you had wanted to see the most.

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    1. Yes I loved the giraffes but I did become kind of partial to the wart hogs too. I know that’s a strange animal to think they are cute but they just made me laugh every time I saw them. I have a few photos of them to post.

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      1. I remember you had said that you liked wart hogs the first pictures you posted of them. Giraffes are friendlier looking – we just associate giraffes with Geoffrey the Giraffe from Toys-R-Us, so what’s not to like?

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