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The Shoebill - King of the Mabamba Swamp
Here’s lookin’ at you Shoebill!
African Jacana on the prowl in Mabamba Swamp
Long-toed Lapwing in Mabamba Swamp
Lake Victoria has the most beautiful waterlilies.
A typically unkempt-looking Speckled Mousebird
A serene Little Egret
African Pied Wagtail, seen on almost every day of the trip
Slender-billed Weaver
A Diederic Cuckoo grabs a snack.
An immature Broad-billed Roller
Northern Brown-throated Weaver with attitude
An inquisitive Papyrus Gonolek at Buloba Swamp
Looking into a Ugandan papyrus swamp
A perky Grey-backed Camaroptera was part of a 'bird party' along the entrance road to Kibale Forest NP.
Olive Baboon. Troops of baboons were seen outside Kibale Forest NP.
Grey-cheeked Mangabey
This Red Colobus has some serious canines.
The chimpanzee "power salute"! In the Buhoma Sector of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest NP
Our Group was Assigned to Visit the Rushegura Family of Gorillas
Mom and Baby
Mom and Youngster
Lunch Time!
Time for another Nap!
Someday maybe I'll be a silverback, too!
Gorilla boys and girls always eat their vegetables without being told.
Deep in Thought
A happy family in Bwindi Forest
A somewhat morose-looking Guereza colobus in Ruhija
A Lion in the Bush at Qeen Elizabeth NP
Phil and Sue at the equator
Tea is grown on steep hillsides in Uganda, and harvesting it requires a lot of climbing.
Walking home from the market
A warthog shows off his nice side whiskers!
Male Defassa Waterbuck in Queen Elizabeth NP
Lake Chad Buffalo cooling off along the Kazinga Channel
A conclave of hippos
This hippo looks like he'd be much happier in the water than out of it!
There were hundreds of Pied Kingfishers in the Kazinga Channel; these two used a convenient hippo as a perch.
Elephants are flourishing in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Elephant and Baby
Elephant drinking along the Kazinga Channel
Giant African land snail in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest NP
A Nile crocodile along the Kazinga Channel
A beautifully patterned Nile monitor grabs some rays along the Kazinga Channel
The national bird of Uganda, the Grey Crowned Crane
Collared Sunbird in its nest
A Great Blue Turaco shows off its outrageous topknot.
A male Pin-tailed Whydah moulting out of breeding plumage
A Black-shouldered Kite eyeing us warily
Ruppell's Long-tailed Starling
This rare leucistic Malachite Kingfisher was found along the shores of the Kazinga Channel.
Malachite Kingfisher-- this is the normal plumage
A Pied Kingfisher resting on a bank at the Kazinga Channel
Front view of one of the many Pied Kingfishers along the Kazinga Channel
Egyptian Goose
An Egyptian Goose grazing
African Fish Eagles
African Skimmers flying along the Kazinga Channel
This Yellow-billed Stork has improbably thin legs for such a large bird.