old entrance to Central Serengeti
Warthogs along the way....
current visitor center & picnic spot
Superb Starling
views from the top of the short hike
Northern White-crowned Shrike
Hildebrandt's Starling
We saw several lions in a couple different areas and the highlight was seeing where a
leopard had dragged his kill up a tree and a bird was eating it. The cars ahead
of us saw the leopard come down the tree. Shots were hard to get of the kill in the tree due to low lighting and smoke from the burning and it was dusty.
Lappet-faced Vulture
Hartebeest
the plains
young elephant
Thompson's Gazelle
Tawny Eagle eating a Reedbuck
Tawny Eagle eating a Reedbuck
Tawny Eagle eating a Reedbuck
Tawny Eagle eating a Reedbuck
Pygmy Falcon
Helmeted Guineafowl
Black-Faced Vervet Monkey
Yellow-billed & Red-billed Oxpeckers on Giraffe's neck
Blacked-headed Heron
Ruppell's Griffon Vulture
Marabou Stork
We stayed at Serengeti Serena Lodge for two nights, a step
above the Sopa lodge chain. Here is a link to their site: http://www.serenahotels.com/serenaserengeti/default-en.html
The huts here have been described as “hobbit houses” and I
guess they kind of do resemble them.
we had the top floor of this unit
balcony
Superb Starling and baby
White-headed Buffalo Weaver
The food was very good here and we had Cape Buffalos outside
our hut and we heard lions roaring in the night as we slept.
Cape Buffalo
the do burning in the dry season....it was close to our room
entertainment in the lounge
turn down service in our room
Then it was bedtime to get ready for the full day game drive tomorrow!
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