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A small settlement in the north of Namibia between...	Including a mother and her baby in the doorway.	First impression of Etosha National Park.	What's there to see?	The water hole at 50 meters from our lodging. At the end...
Girafs are pretty skittish around the water hole. (The...	Which isn't amazing when you have to bend down like that,...	After a nice nap the Rhino also likes a cool drink. By...	At sunset two other girafs also joined the drinking party.	Girafs drinking at sunset.
At night we could still see the animals by moonlight...	... with help of some artificial lights that is.	Gemsbok	Help, it's a mutated Gemsbok... or is it? One Gemsbok or...	Three female Greater Kudu's.
One Springbok. How rare (? ;-) )	A few Springbok.	Springbok fighting over a lady Springbok...	And what happens if the girls and the boys get too cozy...	Two male Greater Kudu (inbetween the Springbok)
A group of Wildebeest.	Followed on the stage by a group of Zebra (Wildebeest...	Zebra	Followed by a group of Elephants.	And of course, where a group of female elephants enters,...
Drinking...	Swapping the rumours...	Lovely mud baths.	Just a bit more mud on my back side please.	A peacock of some kind.
Zebra treck... Travel by road is loads faster!	Grumpy Zebra.	Even though he's cute, he's still a grumpy Zebra.	Mr. Aliasing also known as Monsieur Moiré.	The lions den.
Cute little lion cub.	And a second cute little cub.	The view from the lion's den. (hmmm dinner, dinner,...	STRUISVOGEL!	A nice spot of shade for this group of Springbok.
All this midday heat makes me sleepy...	...but a good jawn always satisfies.	Gemsbok	Gemsbok and her calf resting in the shade.	Isn't he a cute little Gemsbok?!
Some vultures enjoying some left overs.	Impala.	And yet another group of elephants (at a different water...	The exit route from the water hole...	... got pretty close to the car...
... and about this close is too close!	Young bachelor lion treading along.	Him and his brother.	Spotted Hyena.	A group of Spotted Hyena's.
And sadly, the exit of Etosha park.

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