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These are some of the orphans who are being raised at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust's Nairobi Nursery. The nursery is where the orphaned baby elephants are initially brought to be raised among other orphans as well as by their amazing keepers. They remain in the nursery until they are old enough and ready to move up to one of the Reintegration units where they will eventually return to the wild. The SWT has a wonderful foster program where you can "adopt" an orphan (or two) www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/

Tammy Faye Starlite and Me by Steve Terrell

SXSW 2004 (Photo by Marlee McLeod www.marleemacleod.com)

SWT 159 002 by John Allen

Exeter St. Davids - London Waterloo train leaving Salisbury.

SWT Class 158 by CA850

Stops at St Denys

Taylor Swt 16-Larkfield 027 by taylorhaas165

crow by Steve

another of the many streetwise crows at the depot.

Southwest Train at Starcross by HSTBOSS

Taylor Swt 16-Larkfield 270 by taylorhaas165

SWT 159 018 by Daniel Bishop

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swt 2545 by m.c.g.owen

SWT unit approaches the bridge at Meadow Lane, Bathampton.

159 106 tail 159 0XX 1L54 1545 Salisbury - Waterloo flies through Clapham Junction (1706) Friday 13th May 2011 by Colin Brooks

444 006 2P23 0945 Waterloo - Portsmouth & Southsea arrives at Woking (1011) Friday 13th May 2011 by Colin Brooks

SWT!! by Jose Ignacio Ls

SWT-30 by U.S. Embassy Slovakia

SWT 159016 by CA850

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SWT 450 001 by Daniel Bishop

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SWT_0384-Edit by stephen tinkler

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Swt Cake by Hưng Violet

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SWT Lackford Lakes by @JBOccyTherapy

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Lackford lakes wildlife.

SWT_9507-Edit by stephen tinkler

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SWT 444 015 by Daniel Bishop

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DSC08289 by Matt

450 093, 450 0XX & 450 012 2P28 0939 Haslemere - Waterloo arrived at Woking (1010) Friday 13th May 2011 by Colin Brooks

SWT 444 042 by Daniel Bishop

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SWT Lackford Lakes by @JBOccyTherapy

Lackford lakes wildlife.

SWT red squirrel character by Badenoch and Strathspey Conservation Group

Horse Play (Sequence) by Robin Morrison

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This year, I have seen more action from these horses at SWT Catcott than from the Red Deer Stags on Exmoor. This little skirmish went on for nearly 15 minutes.

swt 100 204 by mikebusphotoman