April 19, 2015

Stare

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April 19, 2015
Stare

Species: Baboon | Location: Little Vumbura, Botswana

By Judy Moncrief

While on safari in Botswana with Natural Habitat Adventures, awe came across a male baboon who sat near our vehicle.

About The Photographer

I am a retired middle school principal. I also taught science, so traveling with Natural Habitat gives me the opportunity to see the animals I only read about while in the classroom. The guides do an excellent job of putting us in the position to take great pictures, no matter where we are traveling. The people we meet in the Natural Habitat groups are a real bonus to all our trips. My husband and I have taken ten Nat Hab trips and have already signed up for two more. It's great to see the animals through my lens.

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