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The Superb Starling, native to East Africa, stands out amongst its avian counterparts with its resplendent plumage. Its feathers shimmer with a glossy combination of iridescent blues, purples, and greens, forming a tapestry of vibrant hues that seem almost too perfect to be real. The metallic sheen on its back is a captivating sight, contrasting beautifully against its striking black head and chest.
Found in various habitats across Kenya, from savannas to woodlands, the Superb Starling is a social species that thrives in small flocks. Its melodious song fills the air, creating a symphony of sounds that harmonizes with the rhythm of the African wilderness. These birds are known for their agility and aerial acrobatics, darting effortlessly through the skies, adding a touch of dynamism to their already captivating presence.
As an important member of the East African ecosystem, the Superb Starling plays a vital role in seed dispersal and insect control, making it a key player in maintaining the delicate balance of nature.
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Pandering to all of my kitty cat-loving friends, here is a leonine dose of cuteness. Hard to believe that they'll grow up to be big old stone killers. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. c.2022 John M. Hudson | jmhudson1.com
This is an unpublished image of a serval that I spotted on my 2019 trip to the Masai Mara region of Kenya.
They are hard to find as they aren't super common. I've been fortunate enough to have seen a couple on two trips to the region(although none last time).
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I saw this Agama Lizard during my last Kenya trip. I took a low position to get him against a blurred background.
Very old stuff. A scan of a slide taken with my analogue T60 without AF. Over time the slide has lost some of its quality, so the scan is not technically top. Still a nice memory.
The Southern White Rhino is Near Threatened according to IUCN on their Red LIst, and in Kenya mostly exist in well protected preserves. Their closest relative, the Northern White Rhino is essentially extinct because of poaching.
Male Ostrich in Tsavo East National Park – Kenya.
City of Voi at the foothills of the mountain in the background.
Kenyan 5688 arriving from Nairobi with President Uhuru Kenyatta to attend the COP26 Climate Conference.
Kenyan Airways
Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
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Numerous documentaries feature wildebeest crossing rivers, with many being eaten by crocodiles or drowning in the attempt.
While having the appearance of a frenzy, recent research has shown a herd of wildebeest possesses what is known as a "swarm intelligence", whereby the animals systematically explore and overcome the obstacle as one.
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