Tanzania Serengeti

Serengeti National Park, Tanzania – 2006. Serengeti National Park covers 14,763sq km of treeless plains that contain vast numbers of animals. We spent two nights at the Seronera Wildlife Lodge and did several long drives to different parts of the park. The Serengeti has many types of large mammals including wildebeest, zebra, elephants, giraffes and antelope as well as cats including lions, cheetahs and leopards many types of birds.
The drive to Serengeti. This road was very dusty but it was in much better condition that the roads we travelled in Kenya.
The Serengeti – miles and miles of treeless plains.
Kori Bustard
Banded Mongoose. These little critters were hard to photograph. There are two here, walking away from me.
Cheetahs
Cheetahs
Cheetahs
A very relaxed cheetah
A family of rock hyrax sunning themselves on the rocks and surrounded by cacti.
Marabou stork
Vultures
Thomson’s Gazelle. We saw thousands of these throughout the park.
Cape buffalo
Elephant
Crocodile
Lilac breasted roller
Secretary bird
The Serengeti - miles of open plain and no animals in sight.
Dark chanting goshawk
Cheetah
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