March 24, 2016

Rubbing Faces

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March 24, 2016
Rubbing Faces

Species: Lions | Location: Linyati Reserve, Botswana

By Jane Utz

We were fortunate to see these male lions by the river after feeding on a carcass, which we also viewed. We also saw the females dining. This was on Nat Hab's Secluded Botswana trip with Dave Luck, our excellent guide.

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About The Photographer

I love photographing all nature. We had a great trip to Botswana in 2013, and I got a lot of animal and bird photos. Many of my photos are used as reference for watercolor paintings, but lately, I am doing more bird photography because I love to be outside with nature.

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