A Golden-Backed Jackal with its fresh kill, a baby Thomson's Gazelle.
The King of the Jungle enjoys a nice nap under an Acacia Tree.
A Golden-Backed Jackal spotted in the Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania at dusk.
A female African Elephant warning us not to come any closer.
An African Helmeted Turtle spotted by our guide while driving through the Tarangire National Park.
A Spotted Hyena on the prowl for its next meal.
A family of Vervet Monkey's sits perched on the roof of a public washroom.
A mother and baby Thomson's Gazelle watching us cautiously while we drive by.
A male Ostrich in pursuit of a female Ostrich in hopes of mating with it.
A Superb Starling perched on a branch, found in the Tarangire National Park, Tanzania.
A tower of Giraffes watches us as we proceed on our walking safari through the Serengeti National Park.
A Vervet Monkey spotted in a tree near a picnic area in the Ngorongoro Crater National Park.
Two Lion cubs follow their mother back into the bush of the Ngorongoro Crater National Park.
A Dazzle of Zebras huddles together to help use their tails to swipe the flies away from their faces.
A lone Giraffe stands among thousands of Pink Flamingo's in the Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
A herd of Waterbuck grazing in the savannah of the Tarangire National Park, Tanzania.
A pair of Zebras stand patiently in front of a gnarled old tree in the Tarangire National Park, Tanzania.
A Lion cub chews peacefully on an overhanging branch while its family sleeps behind it.
Giraffes are the tallest land mammals on Earth.
A fierce Lioness watches a herd of Gazelles with curiosity inside the Ngorongoro Crater.
We were lucky to experience a play-fight between two female Elephants.
A baby Elephant stumbled unknowingly across our path.
A mother and baby Hippo relaxing in the glades of the Ngorongoro Crater.
Zebras stripes are like a human fingerprint, no two are the same.
A Lioness scanning the Serengeti plains for potential prey.
Driving through the Serengeti Plains in the blistering heat.
Two grumpy looking Bat-Eared Foxes woken up by our vehicle passing by.
African sunrises truly are out of this world.
A herd of Wildebeest outlined by the sunset during the golden hour.
A couple of Lionesses enjoy a cat-nap in the shade on a hot summer’s day.
A dazzle of Zebras bask in a slice of sunlight during the calm before the storm.
We had the amazing opportunity to experience the explosive power of a Cheetah while it hunted and killed a Gazelle.
Superb Starlings truly live up to their name when it comes to their vibrant plumage.
A Pearl-Spotted Owlet blends in with its surroundings while watching us from a tree.
An African Cape Buffalo approaches us with curiosity as we drive by.
A Juvenile Martial Eagle soaring straight at me, giving me the opportunity to take this amazing shot.
Secretary Birds catch their prey, mainly snakes, by chasing them and stomping them to death.
The distinctive spots of a giraffe act as a good camouflage to protect the giraffe from predators.
Dik-Dik’s mate for life and live in pairs, not herds.
