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This genet got very curious of our braai.
It came over with a lot of confidence, it is clearly used to humans being around, but please don't feed wildlife in national parks, they are not pets!
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Not your average ostrich.
The Somali ostrich is the lesser known of the 2 recognized ostrich species.
Males are easily identified by their blue head, females are a bit harder to ID
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I was having a pretty quiet morning in the Kruger when this big tusker suddenly appeared next to our car. I think he must have some of the biggest tusks I have ever seen in the park! I even went to the elephant museum to try and ID him, but we couldn't figure it out.
Anyone of you have more experience with Kruger elli's?
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Last night my immage "forever hug" won the belgian photo award in the wildlife category AND I also won the young photographer award!
I am super proud!!!!
Thank you to everyone who supports me and keeps me motivated!
And thank you to .be for hosting the and making this all possible :))

Congrats to the other winners!!

Please share my image if you like it, this could be the beginning of something big for me😊
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Hyenas can be just as cute as any other animal in the bush. I loved the tenderness of this pup and her babysitter!
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.sa

This was the view from the the lodge swimming pool when we arrived in thornybush. I was a bit suprised to be honest!
We saw the lions at the waterhole during our game drive, but since it was my first drive there I didn't realize this was the waterhole in front of our lodge😅
Awesome experience!
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.sa

SWIPE to get sucked in to the photo!
These superb starlings were a bit confused by their reflections in the front element of my lens.

I bought a wide lens recently to allow me to get more creative with my shots, so far I am really enjoying the results!
Do you like this type of photos?
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Last light of the day spent well with this one-eyed leopard.
There is something so beautiful about the inperfections , it makes this leopard different from all the others!
Share if you think she deserves the extra love!
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Craziest sighting of my latest kruger trip!

I love how the group of zebra stands out in the massive herd of wildebeest. Witnessing the crossings was something I had been looking forward to for a very long time, it was absolutely insane!!
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Swipe to check the detail!!
This cutie just kept comming closer to me.
Eventually I had to put my camera down and move so it could pass, what an amaing moment!
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I have never posted a wild cheetah before.
Cheetahs are so hard to find and even harder to photograph. I never really apreciated how special they are before this insane sighting a couple weeks ago. We were lucky enough to see Nashipae, one of the most famous cheetahs in Kenya, with her 3 cubs. She even made a kill right in front of us!

Another insane sighting with and
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ofinsta

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African Fish eagle in action, lake naivasha is a good time if you are a bird or a bird photographer. Sucks to be a fish there
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One of the rare occasions I can't decide between color or black and white.
I really like the clean and calm look of the black and white version, but the other is in color and i like colors....
What do you prefer?
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When I asked if we had any chance of seeing a serval, this was not what I expected!
We saw a serval mom hunting and bringing food to her young cub.
Servals are nocturnal, so the sighting happened in very low light. I still managed to get some good shots, I think this one is my favorite!

What an amazing sighting


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