Fantails in our garden. One of the benefits of the Covid19 lockdown was that our native birds decided to take ownership of the garden. Our garden has always had Kereru and Tui but very exciting to see the fantails take residence. So far they are taki
Cheetah Mums raise upto 5 cubs on their own. Cub survival rates are unfortunately low despite the Mums best efforts. #cheetah #africanwildlife
Picnic companion. The African equivalent of the Cheeky Kea a common companion always entertaining at morning and afternoon tea breaks Kruger NP Yellow billed Hornbill #hornbillyellowbilled #birdsofafrica #hornbill #kruger
Nile Crocodile B&W. Not a drone shot #crocodile #kruget #B&W
Baby? Zebra almost as big as mum #zebra #kruger
Last rays of the setting sun illuminate this Rhino in Sth Africa
Lionesses make the best mums #mothersday #lions #krugernationalpark
Marshall Eagle. The largest of the African Eagles. Two shot sequence of takeoff. With wingspan upto 2.5 metres they can knock a man off his feet. Kruger National Park #marshalleagle #krugernationalpark #southafrica
This female leopard had just killed a warthog in a drain right beside the road. It was day 1 of 30 days North to South in the Kruger and not fay from the gate of Punda Maria Camp. We later saw she had two sub adult cubs with her but couldn't capture
I normally play wildlife photography very straight but this waterhole shot merited a different approach Symmetry #wildlife #waterhole #krugernationalpark
White fronted Bee eater. Not easy birds to photograph until you learn that they always return to the same branch when feeding #whitefrontedbeeeater #pundamaria #krugernationalpark #southafrica
Lilac Breasted Roller My favourite of the rollers. Nice to get this one with a clean background #pundamaria #krugernationalpark #southafrica
Sea Eagle Kruger National Park South Africa #birdsofprey #birdsofafrica #eagles #seaeagle #krugernationalpark
Day35 Covid19 lockdown Tonight's a special night for us kiwis, we drop from lvl 4 lockdown to lvl3. We regain some minor but incredibly important freedoms, we can leave the house go to our favourite local beach, swim. surf, fish all in our local area
Day34 Tomorrow is the last day of Lvl 4 Covid19 lockdown in NZ. We move from Homelockdown to limited movement in our own area and construction workers go back to work. My project in lockdown was to post a photo a day of our 2019 Namibian 4wd expedit
Day 33 covid19lockdown Behind the scenes Processing a photo a day from 2019 Namibian 4wd adventure Lunch break under the only decent bit of shade in miles. This type of off road 4wd trip is best done in convoy. #namibia4wdadventure

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