There is always a sense of anticipation whenever we enter a national park: what animal will we see first? On this day trip to the Addo Elephant National Park, zebras won hands down: they were everywhere!
Some ignored vehicles in order to continue grazing right next to the road.
This one was literally pulling up daisy-like plants.
It has been a good season for babies.
The herds of zebra were always accompanied by flocks of Cattle Egrets, eager to catch insects in their wake.
These two were standing apart from the rest.
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A wonderful set which had me checking differences in stripes
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Ah, you will find them all different! The patterns on each zebra is unique – and their sides don’t match either 🙂
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You have taught me that 🙂
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Oh, that last photo!
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I am glad it has attracted your attention 🙂 It is a good one should you wish to compare their stripes, as Derrick has done.
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I would have loved to see them in real life, but your photos are a close second. 🙂 Magnificent animals!
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Magnificent they are: it wasn’t easy picking out only six of the many photographs I took of the zebras I saw yesterday.
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So beautiful! What a thrill it must be to see them in person. And the baby was the cherry on the sundae.
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We enjoyed seeing so many young ones – a lot of them asleep in the sun 🙂
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Sjoe, maar hulle is pragtig en spekvet. Jy laat my nou wonder, die renosters wat so uitgemoor word, is hulle ook gewoond aan motors om hulle?
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EK weet dat die renosters in die Kruger Wildtuin is nie bang vir motors nie.
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Dit is baie sleg, ons beskerm hulle, maar maak hulle ook mak.
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Op ‘n manier, ja.
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👍🦓🦓👍
✨🔔💧🐇🎆🥢🍚✨
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Happiness is seeing zebras from nearby 🙂
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Lovely photos of the Addo zebra Anne. They never disappoint🙂
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There were so many of them all over the park – with a lot of foals mostly lying down in the heat.
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The final picture is absolutely delightful.
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I am glad you have found it pleasing.
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They are so gorgeous!
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I do not tire of seeing them.
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I do love your Zebra photos, Anne 😊
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Thank you, Belinda. I am happy to show them off 🙂
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You’ll hear no complaints from me if zebras were to be all we’d see!
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They are all so very different – and their foals were a joy to see.
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Oh the are lovely animals. They’re definitely on my favourite list ..
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I thought you would enjoy seeing them again 🙂
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I love all your blogs on nature dearest Anne🥰
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The baby is sweet – I’m a sucker for baby animals. I never realized until I first saw your zebra photos, that zebras are not as svelte and streamlined looking as horses. I guess they don’t move like the wind like a horse does – perhaps that is why.
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The zebras do appear to have ‘harder’ fur.
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Lovely photos Anne!
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I am pleased that they resonate with you.
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Absolutely. 🦓
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Reblogged this on Wolf's Birding and Bonsai Blog.
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