Animals in the wild doing what comes naturally! Black-faced Monkey female male – with the bright blue genitals      Elephant  We waited for ...

Our safari group used five of these vehicles – three photographers per vehicle. Here is Ndutu we could travel anywhere. We were not restricted t...

Harmony on the plains.  In this photo you can see a rhinoceros; to the right and a little farther back are several wildebeests; way back to the righ...

The Masai are semi-nomadic people and reside in Tanzania and Kenya. We saw them herding their cows and other animals and working the land. Some Masai ...

We stayed in five different hotels in Tanzania. Here are a few photos of some of the places we stayed. This hotel (one of the Sopa Lodges) overlooks t...

  Up and out at 6am is difficult – especially after a full day the day before. But, as you can see, the sunrise in Tanzania makes it all wo...

Dung Beetle The male Dung Beetle finds a piece of dung and then rolls it in the dirt so it gets to be a larger and larger round ball. The female will ...

The Great Migration Every year, thousands of Wildebeests migrate from the savanna in Tanzania to greener pastures in Kenya. They are accompanied by Ze...

Besides the “Big 5,” there are lots of large animals in Tanzania. Below see the hippopotamus, warthog, topi, common waterbuck, and giraffe...

In Tanzania (as in other parts of Africa) these are considered the BIG FIVE GAME animals: the Lion, the Elephant, the Cape Buffalo, the Leopard, and t...

Baby animals are well cared for by their parents. It is quite amazing to see the different behaviors of each species. The Olive Baboon This mama carri...

            The birds in Tanzania are very colorful and diverse. Here is a list of the birds pictured below: Lilac Breas...