Taken by friends.

Very cool. Thanks for posting.

Kyler

WOW --- Thompson's, Grant's, Gerenuk and Gemsbok all in the same herd.

Gerenuk and Grant's are .... I don't how to describe it except to say ....

Great Lioness pic!

good pics. Have any more?

Is that an old female elephant going one way, and a big lion going the other? Are the tracks 24 hours old? Whatcha think?

DB, I see the gazelles but for thelife of me the generuk escapes me...


Mick love those photos the lioness must be chewing on Wildebeaste horn...


Mike

Retreever, I agree with you. I only see Grant's gazelle and what looks like fringe-eared oryx.

Nice photos.

Yep....Grant's gazelle and probably beisa oryx. I do not see any gerenuk.

As the question was raised:
There ar eonly Grant's Gazelles and Frynge eared Oryx in that one picture.

I find interesting the one of the wildebbest; it looks as if someone tore his horns off. In actual fact, what happens is that the boss gets' infested with small ants who eat away at the boss/scalp. The irritation caused by this drives the poor beast mad and he continously bangs and scrapes his head against trees to relieve the itchiness/pain (?) and in this poor guys case, his horns fell off I have found this on old buffalo as well where the entire horns seem to be totally loose from the head with ants scurring everywhere. Immagine the torture?

Woops! At first glance I thought the Grant's on the far right was a gerenuk....bad. But don't the Grant's look hugh?

There are a couple of decent Grant's in that herd, but the area the picture was taken, Lake Natron, consistently produces much better.