I've been occupied with some other stuff recently and thought I would just do a quick post of some camera trap photos that have been laying around for a while and I haven't gotten around to yet.
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Plains Zebra (Bontsebra - Equus quagga) getting a mouthful |
The Steenbok below is a young male being harassed by a bunch of flies on a hot summers day.
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Young male Steenbok (Steenbok - Raphicerus campestris) with still relatively short horns |
The next male has a far more impressive set of horns.
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What lady Steenbok wouldn't want to lose her virginity to this stud! Even the flies respect him. |
The photograph below (and the one at the top) was actually taken about 10 month ago. It is from my first batch of photographs.
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Zebra family walking past the camera trap at Koeberg |
I like how the photograph bellows shows the white belly, short tail and large ears that are so characteristic of the Steenbok.
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And that's all folks |
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