Our little abode..
All the guest houses...
The orphanage...Then we headed to the van and a day at Nakuru Lake and National Park.
Lake Nakuru is recognized as being one of the natural wonders of the world due to it's massive numbers of flamingos that reside here. Sometimes the population is as high as 1.5 million.
with our driver, David - he was fabulous!
Lake Nakuru is recognized as being one of the natural wonders of the world due to it's massive numbers of flamingos that reside here. Sometimes the population is as high as 1.5 million.
with our driver, David - he was fabulous!
A wonderful pink and white fringe along the lake!
Cape Buffalo on sand bar.
Sparing zebras
Grants Gazelles
Mom and baby zebra
Yellow-billed Stork
Rhino
Back to the Lake and flamingos
Stilt
Lunch Stop
The view from our lunch spot--beautiful!
Black-shouldered Kite
Silver-backed Jackal on the hunt.
Baby Cape Buffalo
Mom and baby Thompson's Gazelle
Cape Buffalo
Hammerkot
Herd of Impala
Black Rhino
LION!
Finishing up the kill.
Lion number 3
Time for a rest.
Vervet Monkeys
More White Rhinos - there were two more with this mom and baby.
Hyaena on the prowl.
One last trip to the lake and the flamingos.
We had some sweet little guys waiting for us when we got back!
Cape Buffalo on sand bar.From here on I'll just let you ride along in the van with us for a small sampling of what we saw...
Baboon and baby
Baboon babies playing
Baboon and baby
Grants Gazelles
Mom and baby zebra
Rhino
Back to the Lake and flamingos
Stilt
Lunch Stop
Black-shouldered Kite
Silver-backed Jackal on the hunt.
Baby Cape Buffalo
Mom and baby Thompson's Gazelle
Cape Buffalo
Hammerkot
Herd of Impala
Black Rhino
LION!
Finishing up the kill.
Lion number 3
Time for a rest.
Vervet Monkeys
Hyaena on the prowl.
One last trip to the lake and the flamingos.After an incredible day we headed back to the MIA Orphanage for another wonderful dinner and conversation.
We had some sweet little guys waiting for us when we got back!
