Mating leopards at Chitabe camp in the Okavango delta
The more quality time spent with a species definitely results in a better collection of images from which to choose- the biggest dilemma from this shoot was which image to choose for posting.
The more quality time spent with a species definitely results in a better collection of images from which to choose- the biggest dilemma from this shoot was which image to choose for posting.
Chitabe's leopard database is slowly growing as each new set of cubs is added.
Chitabe's leopard database is slowly growing as each new set of cubs is added.
Leopard stealing a wild dog kill .
A split second is the difference between a leopard in a tree and an image of a leopard poised and powerful, ready to strike
Another leopard image for the series. This leopard was either lucky or maybe unlucky to find this porcupine on his way home. No animals were harmed in the making of this image although if did come close a couple of times.
This purple hue in the Botswana sky at dusk and dawn is something unique to Botswana
Opportunities arise in the blink of an eye- while flying looking for desert rhino a little puff of dust betrayed the location of this leopard
Wildlife photography is all about being in the right place at the right time.
I suppose the title for this image should be "never give up" or "never pack up until its dark" or something along those lines.