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Hippotrails.
Hippopotamus amphibius.
A mokoro trip.
Vita mortuorum in memoria est posita vivorum.
African sunrise in pink.
The patriarch.
Birdflight at sunset.
The visitors.
Planet Baobab.
Upside down:)
Growth rings
Under the boabab trees.
Nxai Pan.
Baines Baobabs.
Follow the track.
In the Nwetwe Pan.
Beds are ready:)
Overnight camp.
African Sundown.
At the fireplace
First stars.
Under African skies.
Tree of life.
From above 2.
From above:)
Go! Go!
Scary.
The art of surviving:)
Cyperus papyrus.
Ceryle rudis.
Ephippiorhynchus senegalensis.
Egretta ardesiaca.
Haliaeetus vocifer.
Deep blue water.
(Not so) happy FF.
Blue/green.
Reign of the waterlilies
For G.
Along the river 2
Along the river.
Baobab sunset:)
Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika
Sunrise over the Okavango Delta.
Autumn.
Unpacking.
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Salt island.
Salt islands
Aerial View.
The agglomeration of salt around plant roots leads to barren white patches in the centre of many of the thousands of islands, which have become too salty to support plants, aside from the odd salt-resistant palm tree. Trees and grasses grow in the sand around the edges of the islands that have not become too salty yet.
About 70% of the islands began as termite mounds (often Macrotermes spp.), where a tree then takes root on the mound of soil.
Aerial View.
The agglomeration of salt around plant roots leads to barren white patches in the centre of many of the thousands of islands, which have become too salty to support plants, aside from the odd salt-resistant palm tree. Trees and grasses grow in the sand around the edges of the islands that have not become too salty yet.
About 70% of the islands began as termite mounds (often Macrotermes spp.), where a tree then takes root on the mound of soil.
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Thank you for the narrative Annemarie.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBKjWRjwMkY
Annemarie club has replied to aNNa schramm clubWonderful capture from this plane that you didn't fly by your own! ;-)
They acquire the salt they need by licking the ashes of the great fires that invade the vast plains.
If the "Marvel Firemen" exited everywhere there would be less than half of Africa's wildlife.
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