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A hungry giraffe.
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One in the distance.
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It's Pumba!
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The warthog and this rhino show up daily when they bring the orphan baby elephants out at this center in Nairobi. It was impressive.
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This was one of four orphans at the center when I visited. The handlers live with them day and night until they reach adulthood.
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Sign at the safari outside of Nairobi. I was fortunate to have a day layover in Nairobi when I returned from the Sudan and got to do a mini-safari.
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Another sign.
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And the last warning as you enter the reserve.
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There was a bunch of these baboons eating in the trees over our heads.
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This is an eland, the largest member of the antelope family and good eating.
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This is a hartebeast. Makes pretty good meatballs.
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We were walking a trail when this guy showed up behind us and tagged along.
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Reminded me of the guys from disney's Jungle Book.
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We were driving after some zebras trying to get a good picture.
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I called to these three and said say cheese and they all turned and looked. :-D
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This is the Carnivore restaurant in Nairobi where they serve wild game. The eland steak was the best steak I've ever had.
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