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We stayed at the Ol Moran Campsite. Nice place, good food. In particular, we enjoyed the hot shower there as we had been deprived of that for many days... |
At Lo Moran, we bumped into Marc and Jeanne, whom I met on my first day at CGH. They were medical volunteers with the Divinity Foundation. |
Millions of migratory wildebeest have already crossed over back to the Serengeti in Tanzania. Those we met were holding Kenya passports.
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A majestically handsome eland strolling along leisurely with birds riding, resting and feeding happily on its back. So nice a sight!
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When Thomson Gazelle runs, it almost flies through the air in a most graceful manner.
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Zebra never fails to amaze me with that distinctive black and white pattern that looks most unreal!
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One elephant, began to dance...
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A family of giraffe at sunrise.
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Leopard - one of the most difficult to spot Big 5. |
Buffalo - one of the Big 5 in Masai Mara. |
A rare chance to witness the mating of a lion and a lioness. The male waited patiently for the female to be on heat and signal the go-ahead. |
The lioness led the way, the lion mounted, and the whole mating process took less than 2 minutes and then it was over. 9 months later, a cub will be born! |
Three lionesses walked right towards and pass our safari van. So cool! |
One lion was trailing the lionesses, apparently not part of their family. |
The lion was keen to make contact with the lionesses and pursued one tirelessly for miles. |
The lionesses were not interested and one went hiding up on a rock outcrop. |
Later, we met one lioness with bloody mouth, apparently just had its fresh breakfast. |
When it met face to face with its sister, they exchange greeting and then strolled off together. |
Not far from where we chanced upon the bloody mouth lioness, we saw its leftover breakfast being feasted upon by a flock of vulture. The blood stain was thick in the air. |
While the mighty lions are kings of the jungle and extremely strong and fiercesome, they are scare of only one thing - the Masai! |
Ndigirigi brought us to experience choma, a local delicacy, while enroute back to CGH. |
This is how choma (goat meat) is being roasted over red hot charcoal. |
On 26 Oct, Alvin returned home to Singapore. It was a record transit for him at Mumbai airport for 20 hours!
