well drinking. Those kids were adorable

Totally fantastic, thanks so much for putting that together, I'll watch it again later at home

Lovely slideshow Lai, with some great photos and music and an interesting variety of animals and birds. Leopards are definitely the "in" thing for WWA safaris at the moment!! Good to see the photo of the Vulturine Guinea Fowl, one of my favourite birds and I managed to see them regularly on my trips to Meru.Pumba is a lovely dog having been obtained by Piers and his friend Robin after a drunken night in Nairobi!! She spends her time moving between the camp and Nairobi and is very sensible in never straying very far. When I was at the camp in Nov. she was in Nairobi and Katiewho was managing the camp had acquired Bruno a very young and excitable dog who would chase after anything including hyenas and would spend his afternoons joining me for a siesta outside my tent. Unfortunately he met his end on Boxing Day as an unexpected present for a leopard!!!!Looking forward to seeing some more of your pics and thanks for sharing.

Thanks Doogs and Safariman glad you enjoyed it. I love the music, it's one I have on my IPod and it seemed very apt. Both the rhinos have had their horns trimmed Doogs to keep them safe, they are in a sanctuary, well really an extremely large fenced area right by Il Ngwesi and protected by some rangers. They are male and female but due to no other