The herd goes by without a rumble but rather a soft hush of repeated padding rather than thuds of big feet on big bodies…..
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The pace of the herd picks up dramatically as they approach the swamp after a night in the very dry (and essentially food-less) high ground…. They are hungry and, more than that, they are thirsty. They ate, bathed, drank, and went about 6 feet deep in the water…..
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Entering the swamp for the day….
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These huge feet supporting this huge body make almost no sound as they walk. At night when they walk around our tent, we cannot hear their feet–we hear their breathing!!!
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Their eyes are not just views into their souls, they are like fingerprints, each different and expressive…..
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The Malachite Kingfisher…. So much beauty in such a small bird (about 3 inches tall)!
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The view from the lodge of our cabin-tent below.
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Bunny at the breakfast table (and view of our tent/cabin below)…..
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The dining room at the lodge…..
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Another view of Mount Kilimanjaro from our cabin-tent……
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