September 20, 2015

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September 20, 2015
Stalker

Species: Lioness | Location: Nairobi National Park, Kenya

By Farhan Mirza

Lone lioness in Nairobi National Park attempting to hunt impala. She was unsuccessful on her two attempts, after which she just went and sat under a tree. Lesson: Failure is a part of life--human or animal--sometimes it's just good to sit it out for a while and then try again.

About The Photographer

Amateur photographer and full time creative director. Am lucky to live in Nairobi, a city with a national park just 20 minutes from the city centre.

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