April 26, 2019

Sunkissed

Leopards, Leopard, Kenya, African Cats, Images of Leopards, Kenya Leopard Photos, Leopard in a Tree, East African Leopards
April 26, 2019
Sunkissed

Species: Leopard | Location: Lewa Wildlife Reserve, Kenya

By Abhishek Navre

On our early morning drive, our guide/driver (Godfrey) heard monkey calls. As we were tracking the calls down, a leopard streaked across the road into a wooded marsh. After an adrenaline filled search, our guide spotted the leopard on top of the tree, presumably with its kill, and with whom we got to spend 30-40 minutes of tranquil time in the woods observing this beautiful animal.

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