This African Harrier Hawk is hunting bats by removing bark to gain access. Each time it took a break it covered the hole with its body and wings so that the potential prey, the bat, couldn’t escape. As all this was unfolding the Hawk was constantly being mobbed by starlings but the hawk was finally successful in killing the bat. Photographed at Wilderness Chitabe in the Okavango delta of Botswana.
Lion cub playing with an elephants tusk at Chitabe Camp in the Okavango delta of Botswana read more
The images that work best are always those that have a story to tell. Thinking about what you are trying... read more
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This image of the cheetah cubs was made way before sunrise, testing the range of my trusty Canon cameras read more
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A moment of grace and beauty as a leopard launches itself over a channel of water in the Okavango delta read more
Most people who get to spend time with wild dogs realize quiet quickly what a privilege it is, but to... read more
Something not often seen- a male lion without a mane. read more
