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A Male Rhino, not too pleased with our close proximity. In Namibia, all wild Rhinos have guards to protect them from Poachers. This 3,000 lb male was with his lady friend and mock charged us several times until his guard saw the wisdom of us leaving him in peace. Taken in the wild near the Waterburg Mountains in Northern Namibia.
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A Male Rhino, not too pleased with our close proximity. In Namibia, all wild Rhinos have guards to protect them from Poachers. This 3,000 lb male was with his lady friend and mock charged us several times until his guard saw the wisdom of us leaving him in peace. Taken in the wild near the Waterburg Mountains in Northern Namibia.

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  • The Dunes of the Namib Desert, from the air
  • Dead Vlei-001, Sossusvlei, Namib Desert
  • Large Black Scorpion, Namib Desert, Namibia.
  • Bottleneck Dolphins, Walvis Bay, Namibia.
  • White Pelican, Walvis Bay, Namibia
  • Pelicans at Sunset, Walvis Bay, Namibia
  • Sand Dune near Walvis Bay, Namibia
  • Fur Seal Colony - about 100,000 seals in all were here - Near Walvis Bay, Namibia.
  • Untitled photo
  • Cheetah (Female), Namibia, 2010
  • A giant Porcupine - image taken with flash in total darness in the courtyard of the lodge we stayed at in the Waterburg Mountains, Namibia - June, 2010. The staff puts our leftover fruit for them nightly.
  • A Herero Woman I met while driving through a village in Northern Namibia, June 2010
  • A young SAN Bushman tells us about his tribe and their way of living, Namibia, June 2010
  • Young Male Lion, taken near the Salvadora waterhole at dawn, Etosha National Park, Namibia, June 2010
  • Young Female Lion taken at daybreak, near the Salvadora waterhole, Etosha National Park, Namibia, June 2010
  • Leopard on the prowl. Taken from my Car near Dusternbrook Namibia.
  • A Male Rhino, not too pleased with our close proximity. In Namibia, all wild Rhinos have guards to protect them from Poachers. This 3,000 lb male was with his lady friend and mock charged us several times until his guard saw the wisdom of us leaving him in peace. Taken in the wild near the Waterburg Mountains in Northern Namibia.
  • Cheeta (Female) standing just below her eating tree just after a meal - Namibia. She still shows blood on her bottom lip.
  • White Pelican shot at Walvis Bay, Namibia. They have a pink hue to their plumage, and were quite plentiful.
  • Female Cheeta (wild), photographed in Namibia, June 2010 from my car. Cleaning up after feeding. Note blood on bottom lip.
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