On the grass plains in Meru National Park two ostrich’s where fighting. The fight included extremely fast running and occasionally collision and snapping. The ostrich is a powerful animal and as human it is not recommended to approach it.
On a afternoon with golden light we find this female lion resting near some small hills. It looks like she have been in many a fight as the face is scared a number of places.
A herd of elephant mothers bathing with their young ones in a mud lake in Meru Park north of Mt Kenya
The Danish Rhino Change Team going up an rough incline with large sharp rocks. Very difficult to move a car up such obstacles.
On the edge of the Mara river a massive crocodile licking a bit of late afternoon sunshine.
On a calm afternoon a hippopotamus is slowly drifting around in the Mara river.
Was on Longonot for a training session and I could clearly see Elephant Hill in the Aberdare Range that I climbed the week before. 3906 meters
Going back in time and traveling on the stage coach to Dar es Salaam. The stage hawkers displaying their wares to the passengers inside
The Rift Valley is a spectacular geological feature stretching throughout east Africa. Here small view of some of the features of the Kenyan part.
Longonot is a small extinct volcano in the Rift Valley, it has a steep ascent and is well suited to train for bigger and more difficult climbing. This Saturday I was training in climbing to the peak in a brisk ascent. Beautiful blue skies without even one cloud, Kenya in February.
Climbing through a hail and thunderstorm to the peak of Elephant Hill was actually a quite hard journey at least that was how it felt climbing the slippery stony mountain walls. The Aberdares are covered in thick forest and bamboo at the lower altitudes and at times it looks like a impenetrable green wall in front of you. 3906 meters.
On the Mara open grass plains a large Southern ground Hornbill is hunting for reptiles, frogs, snails, insects. Quite a beautiful bird.
