Posts Tagged ‘Namibia’
Two Cheetah released on Kulala Wilderness Reserve
Two cheetah were released on Kulala Wilderness Reserve in June – A hugely exciting event that will go some way to restoring the predator balance of this magnificent area.
Incredible Brown Hyaena Discoveries at Skeleton Coast Camp
Darting, photography and collaring is shedding light on fascinating brown hyaena dynamics at Skeleton Coast Camp.
Reptiles ahoy at Palmwag
Namibia’s desert diversity is spectacular with the hub of endemism being the north-western area around Palmwag.
Damaraland’s Rosy-faced Lovebirds – Jewels at Sunset
The near-endemic Rosy-faced Lovebirds are jewel-like against the rocky scenes of Damaraland…
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‘Rock stars’ – the charismatic small mammals of Ongava Lodge
Location: Ongava Lodge, Ongava Game Reserve, Namibia
Date: 20-22 March 2010
Observer: Chris Roche
Photographers: Grant Atkinson, Martin Benadie
As a result of its arid isolation, Namibia is a haven for endemic species that have evolved away from their more widespread counterparts in savannah and woodland ecosystems. It is also ideal for small mammals that exploit specific niches and are [...]
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