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What a beauty. |
We took a trip to Ruaha National Park for the first time during the rainy season (
Trip I,
Trip II) and the landscape had truly transformed. Trees had put out their leaves and grasses had grown tall. The Ruaha River flowed like I hadn't seen before. There wasn't so much rain that the roads were impassable but enough that pools of water had formed throughout the park.
The wildlife highlight was seeing a Saddle-billed Stork eating a baby crocodile or seeing a hyena at the cottages while we came from our cottage up for dinner. We had been assigned to cottage a short two minute drive from the main area and we were all surprised to see a spotted hyena cross in front of our car!
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Impala in the grass. |
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Lush landscape. |
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The Great Ruaha River |
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Giraffes under a tree. |
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