Our last morning in Kenya, alone with this cheetah. We spent a peaceful hour tracking him with incredible sunrise light.
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Every time I see a tweet that begins with “I don’t know who needs to hear this but” (and I see it too often), I reread the tweet as if that were deleted and it’s a much better tweet.
Without dogs, enforcement teams were nabbing only 3 to 5 percent of known poachers in Kruger National Park. With the K9 unit, the rate increased to 54 percent https://t.co/RwWUwCuNEl
My friends at https://t.co/TtW9jHSik4 published an article I wrote about how photography on safari has changed in the last 20 years: https://t.co/vpul0ncKTm https://t.co/vpul0ncKTm
The northern Serengeti was good to us and we finished with some excellent sightings. In the space of 2 hours, we saw a momma leopard with her 2 cubs, then a leucistic zebra, then the melanistic zebra foal that had... https://t.co/imXwnYqUmQ
Wonderful light and clouds in the Crater! A pregnant lioness by the side of the road too. We’re off to the Serengeti in an hour and off the grid for 5 days.
Interesting new research on how termite mounds perform internal climate control. Extremely sophisticated. Might be of interest to Peter Lindstrom and Lesikar Naalais?... https://t.co/lvEaqrIVcI
A MONTH IN THE SHELTER AND THEN THE END. Rico dies tomorrow unless there’s a NYC-area foster or adopter or our $ pledges to a Rescue via @chortletown. Read his story: as with all great dogs he loves walks. Publicity can help him walk out alive so PLEASE RT https://t.co/9Co8YoAzbX
Here’s a video from the photo tour I joined last August in the Palouse. I think it’s pretty great but then again, I appear several times in it. 🙂 Video work by Michael Durr. https://t.co/OWcNm2dhvx https://t.co/OWcNm2dhvx