Male Impala and Red Billed Oxpecker
- Near Letaba- Kruger National Park.

The African Fish Eagle. Its haunting call is the
authentic sound of Africa.

The Chobe River - Botswana.

Cape Buffalo, Burchells Zebra, Giraffe and a Saddle-Billed Stork, share a water-hole near Satara Rest Camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa.

A Hooded Vulture, patiently waiting for predators to finish with an Impala kill. Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana.

At the end of the dry season the Elephants in the Etosha National Park, Namibia take on an ethereal - ghostly appearance, due to the white dust with which they cover themselves.
I bet those tusks could tell a story or two!

One of the best places in Africa to safely get close to Elephants - The Chobe River, Botswana.

Leaving Khadoum Game Reserve in north eastern Namibia via approximately 40 Kilometres of deep, soft, Kalahari sand. Great fun!

The African Skimmer. As the name suggests, this bird feeds by flying low over water, with its specially developed longer lower bill below the surface. The Chobe River, Botswana.

Africa's rarest and most endangered predator - The African Hunting Dog (formerly the African Wild Dog). Almost shot to extinction as vermin, before becomming a protected species. It is thought that less than 2500 still exist. Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana.

The ubiquitous Yellow Billed Kite - Kruger National Park, South Africa.

The Open Billed Stork - Chobe River, northern Botswana.

A giraffe drinking from a water-hazard on the unique Hans Merensky Golf Course, Phalaborwa, S.A. In January 2000, I witnessed a herd of impala being chased by two lions along the 11th fairway! This a wonderful place to play golf. It is the only course where I don't get too upset if I play poorly, as the Game viewing and bird watching more than compensates for any golfing disappointments.

Africa in Focus

Africa in Focus

A tiny spitting cobra. Just as deadly as the fully-grown version! Three Rivers, Nr. Phalaborwa. S.A.

Entering the Blyde River Canyon from the north, in my friend Willie's aged Cessna.

Savannah is a cheetah who is very comfortable in human company, however, she is still a real Cheetah, as she always kills her own food.

I was reversing my vehicle fairly quickly at this point. Not that simple, when trying to take photographs at the same time. South of Shingwedzi, Kruger N.P.

A red hartebeest in the Pilanesberg National Park S.A.

The venomous booomslang (Tree snake in Afrikaans).

The Limpopo River at Crooks Corner, northern Kruger N.P. Not at all Grey, Green and Greasy as Kipling described it!!

A Crested Barbet in the Plianesberg N.P. 

A southern yellow hornbill in the Pilanesberg N.P.

Savannah and friend - Tshukudu Game Reserve, Hoedspruit S.A..

A powerfull confrontation in the Pilanesberg N.P. 

A white rhino on the road in the Pilanesburg N.P.

Miles and Miles of emptiness. 

A view of Kubu Island from the edge of the Magkadikgadi Pan.