Last week was full of activity and much of it bad news around the wildlife world so we thought we would start out this week with simple photos from the field. Enjoy!
17 month old male lion Fabio, Mozambique
An Inselberg in Niassa. These granite outcrops stand straight out from the grass and scrub thorn plains
We accidentally woke up this Civet taking a nap in the tall grass
Akeela resting in a riverbed with her mom relaxing right behind her
Niassa Lion Project staff member extraordinaire Euzebio (pronounced Xavier) tracking lions on top of the 1997 Land Rover
Small family of Warthogs who asked us not to tell the Lions where they were. So we obliged....
A very handsome Sable Antelope - these were typically seen in groups of 10 or more.
Children in Mbamba Village
New cub Fantine (pronounced Fon-teen) with mom Fatima
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