Ever tried sleeping on one leg?

Another story:

For a short while I worked in the Masai Mara in Kenya, it is a beautiful area, so different from the woodland savannah I was used to in Southern Africa, as it is generally large open grasslands with most of the trees concentrated along the rivers and watercourses and is bordered on two sides by escarpment.

been a long time since i been here,

Good morning all . it is CynthiAR dont know if any of the oldtimers rember me but i am backkkkkkkkkkkk and loving it . have been around a long time . hope to see some of the old group again >
be well all and
stay safe>

I understand that Wildebeest is the name used in Southafrica, is it also that in all the english language spoken countries?
In Sweden we use Gnu as the name of it.
What name is used for all the different countries in Europe?

What kind of bird is that thas sounds like a childrens steam train toy?

Too-too, too-too

Just wondering if the Bahamas cams will be returning. They were a great pleasure during the harsh winter months here in upstate New York.

Impalas, zebs, kudus, verrvet monkeys, Burchells Glossy star-ling , Hoopoe and maybe more all morning

Now at 12.06 vervets are playing around...I love vervets when they stand up on theit two feet

I wish to thank you for the quality of images we get. Not only is it a good cam, but you seem to be there every time an animal or bird show up. A hoopoo or a elephant, you show us the details, we can see the behaviour patterns. I'e seen the european swallow what I thought was fetching mud, seen the ellie pull out grass with it's trunk, while giving the grass a little kick to loosen it, seen the owl catch a frog/toad, seen how the zebras first see if the coast is clear before they come to drink.
What a experience! and that's all thanks to you people.
XXX

What a day! what a camming day so far. It's raining here, so I enjoy the views of the cam. And what excellence of camera capturing we get!