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| in the early morning mist... |
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| flies a stork (cigogne) |
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| The sun has already cleared the mist |
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| the Malachite Kingfisher (Martin pécheur) sits above water lilies |
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| Pygmy Geese (Sarcelles) swim by... |
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| a big monitor lizard (Varan) |
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| a female saddle billed stork (Jabiru d'Afrique) reflects in the water |
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| while a male one flies away |
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| Impala feeds her baby |
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| while young ones prompt away |
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| under the watch of the mothers |
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| and a Francolin (perdrix) |
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| Zebras graze by a termite mound |
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| a trotting baby.... |
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| regroups with his mum |
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| because wild dogs (Lyacons) hunt |
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| runs |
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| sniffs |
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| and rests |
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| Lilak Breasted Roller (Rollier à long brins) |
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| Bea eater(Guépier) |
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| Tawny Eagle on the watch |
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| and the Vervet monkey (singe Grivet) with his blue scrotum |























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