Queen Elizabeth Park, Uganda
When deciding what to write about today, I was going through my photographs. Often, I take writing inspiration from photos and I’ve had more time to reflect on photographs lately, as I’m sure you have also. While we wait to plan further travel, it’s fun to look back at the places we’ve been, and to keep hope going for tomorrow. Here are just a few that bring back great memories and lots of smiles.
All of these photographs are from lovely Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda.
Male Ugandan Kob, a type of antelope found mainly in Uganda! Only the males have antlers. They make a funny sound when courting females.
Lioness yawning lazily in the late afternoon.
Male lion; there were at least 9 lions in his pack! One of the bigger packs I’ve seen.
Same male lion yawning, though it looks more like a snarl!
Another lioness resting peacefully late in the day.
Our safari travelers, getting the best possible view!
White-browed Coucal Bird, a type of cuckoo.
Papyrus Gonolek - a very colorful bird!
