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FRONT PAGE Explore#2. Thank YOU :-
Valpo; , this one is for you. You wanted a closer look at this tree from my 1st trip, so I remembered you on my second trip and took this !!!!!!! ;-)
Interesting View of the same tree in brighter conditions from my first trip
Far from the madding mangroves...This one found it's way across the reef.
It was one of those moments....the sky had darkened up - early am. the sun had just risen...and seeped thru that door in the sky ! .
DRI- Digital Blending and layer masking...to accentuate the rays/beam
The image you see is actually three separate images woven together using Photoshop cs5. Ones of a beautiful beach near my old home, the other my new home, the city (the other is the star trail). The image portrays two different worlds and two different homes to me.
It was a lovely Autumn season this year. Not too wet, except for the last 2-3 weeks, which is normal.
Wils South Africa
Kruger National Park
This ecoregion is one of the most important areas for large mammal diversity and biomass in southern Africa. Vegetation here is more nutritive than surrounding ecoregions with higher rainfall, and as a result, the area is well known for supporting large concentrations of ungulates. This includes some of the most significant remaining populations of black rhinoceros, elephant, white rhinoceros, hippopotamus, buffalo, blue wildebeest, giraffe, greater kudu, and nyala.
Predators are also abundant—lion, cheetah, African wild dog, spotted hyena, and leopard are found in a number of the ecoregion’s large protected areas. There are few if any endemic mammals but there is one near-endemic mammal species, Juliana’s golden mole. The ecoregion also contains a number of near-endemic reptiles, such as the two-toed burrowing skink, bluetail scrub lizard, and Sabi quill-snouted snake.
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