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- Allen’s Gallinule walking over reeds in the Chobe river
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- Openbill coming into land on its roosting site for the night
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- The African Harrier-hawk uses its feet and wings to access possible nests in tree trunks along the Chobe river
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- Looking forom Puku flats east towards Elepehant Ally on the Chobe river
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- Sunset at Jackalberry point on the Chobe river
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- Sunset at Jackalberry point on the Chobe river
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- Dawn over the ridge laong the entrance to the Chobe Natiional Park
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- Looking west twoards Elephant Ally on the Chobe river
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- Late afternoon on the Chobe river
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- That quiet peaceful time on the Chobe river
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- Early morning on the Chobe
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- A small formation of White-faced Whistling Ducks heading for home along the Chobe river
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- Moody but beautiful scene at sunset on the Chobe river
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- Water-lilies everywhere in an inlet at Puku Flats on the Chobe river
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- Eraly morning looking towards Puku Flats from the Chobe river
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- That quiet time first thing in the morning on the Chobe river – heaven!
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- Best everyone clear out of the way. This fight is getting serious
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- Half an hour after the sun had set the colours in the evening sky become beautifully saturated over the Chobe River.
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- This dead tree at Chobe Marina Lodge made a great silhouette. I should have got lower to emphasise the shape of the tree trunk but I was already lying on my back – I just love the colour shift from the water to the horizon and the deep blue higher up..
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- An evocative scene with Elephant splashing through the water at Puku Flats
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- Breeding herd of Elephant trooping through the flooded grasslands of Puku Flats with trunks up tasting the air – they could obviously smell us!
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- A group of bull Elephant milling around on the banks of the Chobe River.
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- A breeding herd of Elephant have just crossed the Chobe River.
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- A bounty of animals and birds on the islands in the middle of the Chobe River where numerous Red Lechwe and Buffalo are found.
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- An unusual sighting – a flock of Pelicans fly past along the Chobe River.
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- A breeding herd of Elephant have come to Elephant Valley on the Chobe River to drink and play.
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