Does sunset not supply the most beautiful colours for photography…
The Kalahari Tented camp we stayed in… no fences so any animal can get up close… had the brown hyena calling outside the tent, I looked for the witches but saw none…
These wildebeest past within touching distance, but look at the colour after sun set…
The Giraffe are always entertaining as the bend to drink…
This was the view we had of the nearby water hole… no need to drive around, the game comes to visit you…
and one more of the entertainer… the “Rooi-muishond” Literal translation “Red Mouse Dog” but actually known as the “Slender Mongoose”
Till we meet again, go well… will do my best to get on the air as and when I can…
The Photographic Journey of bulldog. 
Hey there you – where you at? Missing you blog postings. Hope all is ok. Been thinking of you xo
Just amazing.
Red Mouse Dog. I like that name. That one looks smart….
Beautiful photos!
Dang, Rob! You are so blessed to see things like this and we are so blessed that you share them with us. Thanks and God speed!
Wonderful pictures as usual, Rob. That wildebeest is like a chameleon with that background! Nice work 😀
I agree it is the very best of light for photography, and you made the most of it…
My postings of late have all been about green – the green green bush now though I’m just green with envy! Awesome!!!
Wonderful series….thanks for sharing. Methinks I’d be nervous with some of these wild animals that close.
Just LOVE that mongoose! Wish we had some of those to add to our band of banded!
Come sempre bellissime foto. Grazie per averle condivise con noi!
A presto. Ciao, Pat
As always bulldog, great pictures! ❤
Diana xo
Thanks for sharing these photos Bulldog. What an experience you must have had!
Thank you for sharing these glimpses of your life, spirit, and experiences bulldog.
Russ
Great shots (like you could do anything but)! I’ve always marveled at sunsets and sunrises. Nature can create colors that just don’t exist anywhere but on her pallet. 🙂
These are the sort of animals I cannot see in the UK (outside a zoo), so just wonderful to see your natural shots. Of course, you’re right, sunset is such a special time for taking photos.
You caught something else here I don’t usually see, the eye of the Wildebeest. It has a tendency to disappear into the dark brown of the face. What a wonderful place to be! Thanks for sharing these.
Howdy stranger! Interesting campsite!
Any treat from the Bulldog is better than no treat at all. Interesting mongoose.
I love the way you have linked to Fb. It is so much faster and easier to access your blog! I know I missed a lot by running out of time!
Wow!! I can’t even imagine being that close to these wonderful animals. Great photos as always Bulldog :).
Wonderful photos.
‘Red mouse dog’ is a far more apt description.