July 16, 2015

We Must All Learn to Live in Perfect Harmony

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July 16, 2015
We Must All Learn to Live in Perfect Harmony

Species: Elephant and Red Lechwe | Location: Linyanti, Botswana

By Kerri Parkes

This beautiful setting is in the Linyanti region of Botswana. What I refer to as a little piece of paradise.  We watched this beautiful elephant walking towards us from the distance, approaching closer and closer as he made his way through the wetlands. In the foreground red lechwe relaxed and grazed upon the aquatic plants.  It was so perfect to see the contrast of this strong, masculine bull elephant as he passed by the very elegant and nimble red lechwe, co-existing in perfect harmony.

About The Photographer

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I have a great passion for wildlife and nature, which has allowed me to experience some beautiful and treasured moments in outstanding locations. These experiences have enriched my life and touched my heart.

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