Frankly I don’t understand what all the fuss is about
We spent our last morning in Uganda on Lake Victoria. The early morning sunlight reflecting on the waves made the entire lake seem as if it was made of liquid gold.
Chimpanzee vocalizations in Kibale National Park, Uganda.
After making the long journey to the picturesque Bwindi National Park (tightly clutching our gorilla tracking permits), and hiking down 600 metres to the valley bottom where the Mountain Gorillas were busy eating their breakfast we got to spend 1 hour (which was definitely not enough, but is all that is allowed) with the amazing apes.
Which would be chimpanzees of course! I am in fact 98% chimp… and so are you.
Can you see the resemblance?
Its like looking in a mirror that is 98% accurate!
Back In Kampala after spending several nights in a tent in Queen Elizabeth National Park surrounded by lions, hyenas and Hippos.
Here are a few pictures of the amazing wildlife we have seen.
So far I have taken over 2500 pictures. But the internet here is too slow for me to upload much, and you probably want me to go through the mountain of pictures and only show the ones worth showing (who needs to see 75 almost identical pictures of the shoebill?)
So for now enjoy this teaser pic of an African Jacana flying over the Mabamba swamp just after sunrise: