Posts Tagged ‘Ongava’
Wildlife on Deck at Little Ongava
A day spent at Little Ongava brings a wealth of visitors right to one’s deck…
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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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