Murchison Falls by Air
Taken from a two seater Cesna plane
Murchison Falls From Above
Overhead shot of the falls form the air
Murchison Falls overhead
My pilot Jim dropped really low for me to get this shot. Great view
Murchison Falls from the Nile
Not the biggest waterfall, but with the entire Nile being squeezed through a 4 metre gap and 30 metre drop it has real power
Murchison Falls From the Trail
Taken from the Bank of the river Nile. classic view seen in the film the African Queen. Uganda
Wildlife on the Nile
Uganda is not only the source of the nile, but an incredible amount of wildlife. Water is the key to life, and the Nile provides this with hippo, elephant, buffalo and even a few warthog congregated on the banks.
Baby Chimp
A young Chimp in the mahogany trees if the Budogo forest
Chimp
A curious mother looks down. These guys are 30 metres up in the canopy - making photographing very difficult.
Mother and Child Chimpanzee
Mother with baby in her arms, in the mahogany forest canopy of the Budungo, Uganda.
Old Daga Boy
Dana Boy is a nick name given to old bull's that have been kicked out of the herd. This guy with his broken horns has certainly seen his fair share of action.
B&W Bull
Mature bull Buffalo in Black and White
Buffalo
Clearly been wallowing in the mud, in Uganda's Murchison Falls National Park.
Breeding herd of elephants on the River Nile
Shelter with Mum
Young elephant will take shelter from their protective mothers under their belly
Elephant grazing
On the banks of the river Nile
Bull elephant grazing
Elephant
As I waited for the ferry to cross the river I was able to get close by using some trees as cover for this wonderful female shot
The grass is greener
The grass was certainly greener this side of the Nile, as this relaxed female allowed me to continue to shoot.
Hippo
Eyes, Ears and Nostrils. With the warm days the hippos will stay in the water surfacing every 3-6 minutes
Hippo and calf
a very young calf follows her mother to the safety of deeper waters
Hippos in Lake Albert
Males asserting their dominance at lake Albert
Egrets cruise the Nile
Egrets using the hippos as floating Islands
