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| Collared Pratincole. So cute and pudgy. |
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| He thinks his jokes are funny. But his brother... not so much. |
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| Oxpeckers enjoying their favorite pastime. |
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| An interesting size comparison. |
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| African Wildcat - a direct ancesstor of the domestic cat. |
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| African Hoopoe |
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| Secretary Bird on a tree top nest. |
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| Black-shouldered Kite |
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| Montagu's Harrier |
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| ... sort of creepy, don't you think? |
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| Fischer's Lovebirds |
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| Village Weaver begins his nest, hoping to attract a female. He'll keep building until he finds a mate. |
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| A finished nest. |
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| Young Bat-eared Foxes |
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| Male Grant's Gazelle |
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| A Secretary Bird comes in for the usual running landing. |
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| White (European) Storks with larger, darker Maribou Storks |
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| Mom Lion contemplates moving her three cubs to better shelter. But a sticky, muddy creek is too dangerous for cubs to navigate on their own. |
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| Moving cub No. 1. |
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| One of the remaining cubs squeaks for Mom... |
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| and she quickly returns. |
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| Moving cub No. 2. |
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| The lone cub squeaks in protest. |
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| The final cub is moved. |
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| All safe on the other side of the creek. |
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| This seems an appropriate photo for "the end" of this day's blog! |
