January 7, 2018

Ugandan Kob

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January 7, 2018
Ugandan Kob

Species: Ugandan Kob | Location: Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda

By Marian Herz

I was on safari in Uganda and we were looking for some endemic species. Luckily we did manage to find some Ugandan Kobs. This one was relatively close and posed for me.

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About The Photographer

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I'm a world traveler who has been traveling the globe for the past 15 years, visiting places that are being most impacted by global warming. My initial photography interest was in macros of plants and flowers, but once I obtained a longer lens, I became an avid wildlife photographer. I enjoy visiting off-the-beaten-path places and capturing images of the flora and fauna. I also enjoy sharing these images and experiences with others through my web site and personal presentations.

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