The little one wanted a drink as well. It got it a few minutes later.
Have a good week!
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A painful reminder for mum.
In beautiful evening light …
Look at the picture in landscape mode for full effect.
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Ready for the weekend!
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And as the sky opens…
… the light is just right for an impressive Giraffe picture 🦒
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Out for a morning walk!
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Clean up that mess!
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What a weekend!
I enjoyed another successful birding weekend at Pakamisa Private Game Reserve. These are pictures I took of only a few of the bird species which we sighted on walks and game drives. The next birding weekend will be from 6 to 9 August. A few rooms are still available!
Contact res@pakamisa.co.za for more information or reservations
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Full of energy …
With energy into the new week 😊
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The Little Mamba at Pakamisa
The Little Mamba (my Suzuki Jimny 😊) and I are back for another birding weekend on Pakamisa Private Game Reserve. These weekends are a most relaxing combination of enjoyable birding, superb cuisine , invigorating walks and time spent with good friends. I took this picture yesterday evening in front of the Pakamisa horse stables.
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The Trunk …
If anyone tells you Elephants drink through their trunk, tell them they should try to drink through their nose 😊.
Elephants use their trunks like a large syringes. The fill them with water and then empty them into their mouth!
Depending on their size they can drink between 70 and 200 liters (18-50 Gal.) of water per day. The trunk will hold up to 10 liters (2.6 Gal.) to be deposited into the mouth at one go!
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