rhino
at goche ganas nr near windhoek, namibia
nov. 2004
JAMBO and bye bye.......
for the upcoming couple of weeks....
we are going to criss cross kenya in search for big cats and all the other wonders of the african bush
keep well
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Marie Strydom 08/03/2007 7:45
Perfect capture of this huge animal. Lighting is always difficult on them and you got it perfect here. Kind regards. MarieRobert L. Roux 16/09/2005 17:25
Another excellent photo ...I wish you the best of luck and I look forward to new pictures of big cats ;)
Warmest regards - R
Irma K. 13/09/2005 21:57
@ ALLthanks so much for your kind comments and wishes.
john, you are perfectly right. our .de-account has got one close up of these "finken"!
the pic has been taken in the same reserve (approx. 30 k's from windhoek) but far ayway from any water. it was in a tree right next to our terrasse. you see each rule has got it's exeption ;-)
keep well till we are back!
all the best
kai and irma
John Moore 13/09/2005 16:56
Brilliant shot of this youngish Rhino.If you look to the left of it up in the trees, you will see hanging funell nests.
They are of the yellow weaver birds, commonly known as Finks.
They build there nest in this manner, to stop snakes taking the eggs or chicks and build them over water, usually.
Humbe Gothle my friends and return safely!!
Umchana.
Daniel A. Lara 12/09/2005 18:52
Excellent shot. The rhino is at his best.John Bennett 12/09/2005 17:10
Have a good shooting holiday. Great shot.Cees Kuijs 12/09/2005 11:42
Impressive animal. Very good captured in his natural landscape.Greetings, Cees