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| "OK Kids, this is how you cross the road: first you look to your left.... and then you just keep on walking, because the cars are guaranteed stop for photos, anyway!" A number of Warthogs have a safe haven at the Memorial Gate of the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Reserve The next photo shows how they are not fazed by a man sitting on the bench - they actually passed right in front of him. |
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| Lesson #2: "THIS is how you pose for the camera" |
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| Two Mothers and eight babies - could they be called Wartlets? ;-) The little ones followed the mothers randomly. I have a sneaky suspicion that the younger female might be the daughter of the old girl with the longer tusks - perhaps she is helping her daughter, just like human Grannies do? Perhaps they both had a litter? If so, I bet they can't tell which Wartlet IS whose? If you click on the first photo, all four photos will open in a slide show I captured the grunting and squeaking on video and was brave enough to attempt my first upload to Youtube. You can see it by clicking on the link below: |
I just love these shots. So well done to capture this Maggie.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Reminds me of a time entering Kruger through one of the gates in the south. I love these and find the youngsters so adorable! Great shots :)
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