A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
Wildlife is all around us, whether large or small. In Kenya we have thousands of animals, some found only in this part of the world. This portfolio will give you an insight into the place called nyumbani (home in Kiswahili) where it can go through seasons of drought and dust, but when the rains come everything comes to life. Brown turns to vibrant green, dust turns to grass, dry waterholes fill up and animals grow in abundance. When the rains come even the animals celebrate the renewal of life, then the cycle all begins again.
Rothschild Giraffes - Nairobi National Park
Grants Gazelles - Samburu National Reserve
White Rhinoceros - Nairobi National Park
Grants Gazelle & Dust Storm - Samburu National Park
Lioness - Nairobi National Park
Nile Crocodile - Nairobi National Park
Beisa Oryx - Samburu National Reserve
Vervet Monkey - Nairobi National Park
Ostrich - Nairobi National Park
Bat Eared Fox - Samburu National Reserve
Nile Crocodile - Samburu National Reserve
Spotted Hyena - Nakuru National Park
Common Plains Zebra - Nakuru National Park
Cattle Egret - Nairobi National Park
Hippopotamus - Nairobi National Park
Eastern White Bearded Wildebeest - Amboseli National Park
African Buffalo - Nakuru National Park.
African Elephant - Amboseli National Park.
White Rhinoceros - Nakuru National Park.
African Elephant Feeding - Amboseli National Park
Secretary Bird - Nakuru National Park
African Black - Nairobi National Park
Grevys Zebra - Samburu National Reserve
Yellow Billed Stork - Nakuru National Park
Lilac Breasted Roller - Samburu National Reserve
Defassa Waterbuck - Amboseli National Park
Great Eastern White Pelican - Nakuru National Park
Olive Baboon - Amboseli National Park
African Elephant & White Heron - Amboseli National Park
White Throated Bee Eater - Nakuru National Park