Here is the final chapter in the Great Adventure Safari saga.
I love animals...and they are my favorite "thing" to photograph.
That's not really true...
favorite's are determined more by where I am and what's in front of me.
I know you all "get" that.
This was so much fun but our driver had a bit of a lead foot,
if you know what I mean.
I would have enjoyed a snails pace and a lot more stopping.
But all in all, we had a blast!!
Sharing my safari critters with
September 21, 2014
Sharing my safari critters with
for Saturday Critters.
September 21, 2014
Debbie, your pictures are perfect !
ReplyDeleteHow nice to see so many beautiful animals. My favorite is the little bear sitting on the rocks and a giraffe with beautiful eyes !
Have a nice weekend :)
I love seeing the giraffe. They are always my favorite!
ReplyDeleteHI Debbie These are fantastic safari photos. You certainly had a blast.
ReplyDeletesuch beauties - even that baldy stork. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful series of critter shots! I love them all!
ReplyDeleteHappy day to you ~ artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
Great photos of some beautiful animals! Glad you enjoyed your trip!
ReplyDeleteYou get it!
ReplyDeleteNo. you get them.
Giraffe and Zebra are my favorites!! If I tell you that I actually got to go on an African safari - in Africa - years ago...can't even imagine the thrill of seeing hundreds of these animals in the wild. I have a few decent shots - but those were pre-digital days and I'd soooo love one more chance to see all of that!
ReplyDeleteWow - that's some great clicks!! You must have had a terrific time, and it's quite a variety.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures of those beautiful animals Debbie!My favorite is the giraffe and the Kangaroo !Thank you for sharing these amazing images from your Safari!!
ReplyDeleteDimi...
Wonderful critters! Looks like you had a great safari despite the driver being in a hurry.
ReplyDeleteHello Debbie
ReplyDeleteThank you for this post.
First time I see some animals.
It is better that the animals lived in the wild but so many poachers kill them.
Beautiful pictures.
Happy Sunday.
Greetings.
Lucia
What a great variety of critters. I love place like this but I agree being able to go through at a slower pace is nicer. There is one in OR (Wildlife Safari) where you drive through in your own cars so you can go as fast or slow as you want.
ReplyDeleteYou saw some great critters on that trip, Debbie! Sorry your driver wouldn't stop enough or slow down. We didn't have that problem at the Wild Animal Safari last year, but we didn't have quite the variety of animals to see. Still, it was great! Looks like you had a great one too!
ReplyDeleteSo many sweet faces. Lovely shots Debbie!
ReplyDeleteAS always your photos are beautiful. I love your safari. I think it is a crack up your guide has a lead foot. :)
ReplyDeleteA buffalo calf! How beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDebbie, the safari looks like my kind of fun.. I love the animals.. Especially the cute bear shot... Thank you for linking up, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow, you got some wonderful pictures on that adventure. I too love animals and like to take pictures of them. However, I haven't been in any areas with different kinds of animals. No Zoo visits for me this year.
ReplyDeleteBlessings for awesome photos!
Great safari shots. Love the giraffe.
ReplyDeleteAww, such precious faces. Couldn't the driver see you were trying to take photos? How rude to speed thru. Despite the rush you got some great poses!
ReplyDeleteLots of beauty here! I love the shot of the giraffe's face. I have a special place in my heart for giraffes (and cats, dogs, wolves, dolphins, whales, --you get the idea! :-))
ReplyDeleteOh gosh you got some remarkable pictures there. Love them all. Baby bison and mama was a great catch. They all were. When I am Queen of the world tour guides will always stop when I want them to. (Some similar experiences in Alaska, so I know what you mean!)
ReplyDeleteawww...love joining you on this safari.
ReplyDeleteI like the nu with her baby, and the bear;))
ReplyDeleteBesos.
Sorry the driver was in such a big hurry. But you still got to see and photograph quite a few animals!
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