This was our third crossing in the two days we'd been in the Mara. There were more zebras with this crossing but it appeared that all of the animals survived. Maralee
Crossing Number 3
Cinnamon-Chested Bee-Eater
Bee-eaters capture many different flying insects - not only bees. They are especially attracted insects drawn to flowering plants. The Cinnamon-chested Bee-eater is found in highland areas of western Kenya in sunny open areas with trees and shrubs.. They are extremely fast and will most likely return to the same branch after leaving to catch …
Lioness
We came across this lioness in the tall grass near a herd of wildebeest. We thought maybe she was stalking the herd but after a little while she just walked away . . . right toward us and back into the grass. What a beautiful lady she is. Maralee
Wildebeest Crossing #2
Sensitivity Alert - Some people might find some of these photos upsetting. The second wildebeest crossing took place early in the morning on our second day. It was at an area called the Peninsula which was only a few minutes from our camp. Like before, once one wildebeest starts across, everyone else follows. And this …
Masai Mara Sunset
On our return to camp the first night, we were all stopped in out tracks with this sunset. These photos are straight out of the camera - no editing at all. It was beautiful. Maralee
Through My Lens 