Motswari is part of the Timbavati Game Preserve, a group of private preserves adjoining the Kruger National Park. The land owners in Timbavati have removed their fences so game can roam more freely over a much larger territory.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Out of the Jurisdiction: Baby Elephant
Motswari is part of the Timbavati Game Preserve, a group of private preserves adjoining the Kruger National Park. The land owners in Timbavati have removed their fences so game can roam more freely over a much larger territory.
Looks like you arrived in time to watch the baby enjoy it's breakfast!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great photo. Photos like these make one wonder how people could continue to shoot elephants, as some people do.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteAah, Jack, you outdid yourself on this one! Love the photo and the animal.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute baby! i'm glad that some people in Africa are able to protect animals and offer them a good life..
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot Jack, very well done my friend, this baby is adorable!
ReplyDeleteLéia
What a fantastic capture, Jack! I love that little guys face! You did seem to catch him at breakfast! What a wonderful trip/adventure you had! Thanks so much for sharing it with us! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
He looks like he's saying hello!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute pachyderm! Wonderful capture. Looks like you're having a fantastic time, Jack. Looking forward to seeing more safari posts.
ReplyDeleteElephants are one of my favorite animals, I find them so unique and beautiful. This little guy is a doll!
ReplyDelete... the elephant in the room?
ReplyDeleteOh this is so amazing.
ReplyDeleteNice little baby, even if it is not so small...
ReplyDeleteLittle cutie, those tusks have a long way to go yet, let's hope he manages to hold on to them.
ReplyDeleteHe's a big baby Jack ... Just so cute ! and what big ears he has.
ReplyDeleteThis sweetie is a natural model!
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