October 28, 2015

Did You See That?

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October 28, 2015
Did You See That?

Species: Ostrich | Location: Amboseli National Park, Kenya

By Kerri Parkes

This beautiful flock of ostriches were photographed whilst visiting Amboseli National Park. An amazing trip throughout Kenya and Tanzania got us up close and personal with some amazing wildlife. A truly beautiful part of the world!

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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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