Although this post has wild birds in it, it also features Elephant, Hippopotamus and Impala and the VIDEO at the end of this post will give you a better idea of what is going on at Vwasa Lodge in Malawi.
White
faced Whistling Ducks with the Hippos, top far right is Hadeda Ibis.
Now I know these birds are very far away but from left
to right, they are
African Spoonbill, Yellow – billed Stork, Hadeda Ibis and another Spoonbill.
African Spoonbill and Yellow – billed Stork
Egyptian Geese
African Spoonbill
White
faced Whistling Ducks, 2 Black – headed Heron and I am not 100% sure of the bird to
the right.
Two African Spoonbill and Yellow – billed Stork
Apart
from the White - faced Whistling Duck, in front of the Elephants there is a Hadeda Ibis and Juvenile
Black-headed Heron.
Over to the far left there a Blacksmith Lapwing.
See if you can pick out the various birds in the video. If it does not appear below CLICK HERE.
I hope you enjoyed the birds as well as seeing the animals.
I am linking this post with WILD BIRD WEDNESDAY.
Thanks you for visiting and also to those who leave
comments.
The Black Billed Storks, black Headed Herons, and elephants are my favorite today. You EXCEL at elephant photos!! They are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHow marvelous to get to see so many animals! The elephants and hippos are fantastic animals.
ReplyDeleteSome of those hippos look totally blissed out - 'laxed to the max. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWow, Margaret. Awesome post, I love all the Hippos and elephants.. And the birds are all wonderful too. Great photos and video. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post Margaret with a great selection of wildlife. Super photos - love the elephants :)
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful creatures in one spot! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeletei always love seeing other varieties of whistlers around the world. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the hippos!
ReplyDeleteWell, Margaret, you presented us with quite a smorgasbord of wildlife to enjoy this morning! Absolutely stunning! We truly enjoyed the variety and a chance to observe behavior at the watering hole.
ReplyDeleteThe video was fascinating! The elephants can be so protective, loving and threatening - all at the same time!
Enjoy the rest of your visit!
I thoroughly enjoyed viewing the elephants both in images and the video. That one baby elephant is so cute and how it walked to the underside of the mother elephant. Love the Rhinos and the Whistlers as well. Thanks for sharing Margaret!
ReplyDeleteYour African photos sure do emphasize the amazing diversity of birds and other critters on this planet!
ReplyDeleteWow - amazing photos. What a spectacular experience - the elephants are particularly wonderful to see!
ReplyDeleteMarvellous scenery! Hippos are one of my favourites!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures ;-)
ReplyDeleteCéline & Philippe
I enjoyed these pictures. You have the birds,but the scenes are scenic in nature.Great post.
ReplyDeleteInteresting birds and what for most of us is a very exotic location.!
ReplyDeleteI really need to get to Africa, I'd need a lottery wind though. Your images of the birds, elephants and hippos has me drooling, an amazing variety.
ReplyDeletethose hippo's are huge and reminded me of the game hungry, hungry hippos i use to play with my boys!!! i did enjoy see the elephants, they are always a favorite for me!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! I found myself drawn to the elephants and hippos. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots, Margaret. I always enjoy your photos from Malawi. Loved seeing the variety of birds, the hippos, and the elephant herd. The two-week-old baby is adorable.
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of animals and birds, Margaret!
ReplyDeleteThe photos of the hippos are my favorite - the hippos' size is emphasized by the ducks next to them.
Have a Beautiful Day!
Peace :)
Hippos and elephants, oh my!
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I enjoyed the photos and especially the video, Margaret. Excellent! I love elephants, such wonderful creatures. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe Malawi series is great... The paradise must be there!! Lots os lovely images and aspects in all posts full of birds and animals, so different species... Amazing! Thanks for sharing them! Warm greetings as always! Alexa T
ReplyDeletethat´s pretty nice wildlife :)
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