When you’re surrounded by a landscape filled with big and dangerous animals it is easy to forget that there’s a wholly different but equally fascinating world of smaller creatures to enjoy down on ground level! While out exploring Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park in December we used the time we spent in camp and at the numerous picnic spots, hides and viewsites throughout the Park to appreciate the smaller fry as well.
Striped Skink
Spotted Jokers congregating on rotting fallen fruit in Mpila
Female Tree Agama
Foam Nest Frog at Thiyeni Hide
A Flying Handkerchief – the male Mocker Swallowtail – seen along the trail in Hilltop Camp
Rock monitor lizard at Sontuli
Natal Hinged Tortoise
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I would love to look down and see these.
Sure to brighten any dull day
Ja-nee… oulike goed op die grond! 😉
Defnitief!
Ja en vat jou tyd!
Dit is ook baie belangrik ja, Tina!
stunning photos
Thanks Gavin
The rick lizard look huge!
The two species of monitor lizards are our biggest kinds – both can grow to over a meter in length!
The tree agama practically blends in with the walkway!
They’re experts at camouflage, Lois! You should see them against a tree trunk!