November 28, 2019

Flight Over The Zambezi

Birding, Storks, Yellow Billed Storks Spoonbills, African Spoonbills, Images of Storks, Spoonbill Photos
November 28, 2019
Flight Over The Zambezi

Species: Yellow-billed Stork and African Spoonbills | Location: Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia

By Leslie Bloch

While on safari in Zambia, we spent time on the Zambezi River fishing for tiger fish and vundu. As the boat drifted downstream, I saw a flock of birds approaching. The guide looked a bit alarmed when I announced I had an emergency. I put my rod down and picked up my camera just in time to capture a Yellow-billed stork leading a flock of African Spoonbills overhead. The guide was relieved after realizing photography is one emergency he can handle with ease.

About The Photographer

Our love of travel is what introduced me to photography. I only consider myself to be at the pre-school level, but I do love attempting to photograph wildlife and nature.

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