Chyulu Hills

Chyulu Hills is a mountain range in Makueni County, southeastern Kenya, adjacent to Tsavo West Park. The hills/moutains are made up of several hundred small volcanic lava flows and cones that formed 1.4 million years ago. These volcanoes are still considered active, with the last two eruptions (Shaitani and Chainu) occurring in 1856. The rainfall in the Chyulu Hills feeds the Tsavo and Galana rivers, as well as the Mzima Springs. This image depicts the mountain rage on a clear and sunny afternoon.

A old half alive tree dotted with weaver bird nests with the sun setting in the horizon. Weaver birds build their nests on the most flimsy twigs of the tree to avoid predators eating their eggs. 

Chyulu Hills on an early morning. The clouds and mist are just clearing on this cold morning, we camped overnight on the slopes on one of the large hills and had this amazing view for breakfast.

On top of the Chyulu Hills that feed the Mzima Springs. Way down where the clouds are, you can see the plains of the Tsavo