Queen Elizabeth Park Here We Come
We are off to spend a couple of days in Queen Elizabeth Park. After leaving Kasese, we made our first stop at the equator sign.
Once in the park, after a detour to get park entrance requirements - always a little extra something to take care before the fun begins! The delay ended up being well worth it as we came upon a herd of elephants on the road to the lodge. I was in the very back seat so photo taking was not great but I will post more once we share photos. We unknowingly had got in between them and we heard a very large growl from one of them. This got our attention - he or she was warning the others of our arrival. There was a baby with them so you really needed to stay back so we stopped the car and waited for them to pass.
A kingfisher - one of over 600 recorded birds species in the park.
Water buffalo hanging by the water's edge on a hot day with their friend the egret.
The mighty hippo.
Today we saw more crocodiles out of the water than in the water.
The majestic eagle
Mr. Baboon - he gets respect.
The eagle has landed.
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