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Being a private ranch all of the Taita/Rukinga Wildlife Conservancy is off the beaten path which meant that whatever wildlife we found, we had it all for ourselves, unlike in the big parks where a whole convoy of cars will congregate around one animal. Even though they don't seem to be too bothered most of the time I always feel rather intrusive, and it reminds me too much of a zoo. So while we saw less wildlife and had fewer photo opportunities than you would have in the National Parks, I found it more of challenge to find animals, and more rewarding when we did spot something unusual.
Written Feb 25, 2003
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Being a private ranch all of the Taita/Rukinga Wildlife Conservancy is off the beaten path which meant that whatever wildlife we found, we had it all for...
Q: My husband Mark and I have a week to fill between 22-27th Dec. We will be en route from Nairobi to Diani Beach and are looking for...
A: If you want to be in Tsavo itself, getting into touch with a local community is not that easy - the parks do not have any permanent settlement, so the only local people...
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In November 2002 I joined another Earthwatch team, this time to collect data on maneless lions. Tsavo's lions are special in that also the males have either no manes at all, or maybe just a very...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Tsavo National Park. I'd love to share with you the 0 tips I've written, the 4 photos uploaded, and 1 travelogue I've created.
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TSAVO EAST & WEST - NOVEMBER 2002
The color of the soil in Tsavo East makes the elephants there red. They are the famous red elephants of Tsavo!
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A couple of lions (male and female) chase and kill a zebra and feed themselves. The male lion prepare the best part of the meal for the female, wait for her to be ready and then eats what's available!...
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