We started our day with Vervet Monkeys.
Then the Lilac-Breasted Roller
A lone Red-billed Hornbill chilling with some Superb Starlings. The starlings had to be one of the most common birds we saw in Tanzania.
A speckled mouse bird - again, not a great picture, but it was a fairly elusive bird.
A white crowned shrike.
The bare-faced go-away bird.
Hanging out in the Acacia tree - one looks a little hen-pecked.
Von Der Decken's hornbill
White headed buffalo weaver. There were a lot of buffalo weavers
A Cape buffalo with, if you look closely, ox peckers.
We saw a leopard, but I did not get a good picture. I have a better one from Masai Boma that I will share later.
The Tarangire river.
A nice overview of the region.
A good close-up of this Vervet monkey during our lunch break.
Tawny Eagles
A Steppe Eagle
Lions in a tree.
Waterbucks
And the ubiquitous Impala
The only video worth sharing, notice the baby elephant in the far left.
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