December 14, 2015

Cat Up a Tree

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December 14, 2015
Cat Up a Tree

Species: African Lion | Location: Okavango Delta, near Tubu Tree Camp, Botswana

By Bob Thomas

While following a pride of four lions near Tubu Tree Camp in Botswana, we saw this lion break from her group and use this tree to sharpen her claws. She soon jumped down and rejoined her pride for the evening hunt.

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About The Photographer

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I am an amateur photographer and try to learn more about good photography everyday. I fell in love with wildlife photography during a wonderful photo safari to Botswana with Natural Habitat Aventures and have booked a follow-on trip in February 2016.

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