Masai Mara Images

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Masai Mara Images

Images of the landscape - not really the wildlife! There are millions of pictures on the web of lions, elephants and other wildlife!

Green Season - May 2006 Beautiful green landscape facing east near Keekorok. Picture taken from the air before landing.
Green Season - May 2006 Beautiful green facing east with Mara River in the middle. Picture taken from the Escarpment behind Olonana
Green Season - May 2006 The Masai Mara normally flows strong this time of year
Green Season - May 2006 Beautiful green facing east with Mara River area near L. Govs Camp. Picture taken from Bateleur Camp. The grass is quite high.
Green Season - May 2006 Beautiful green facing north to Mara River. Picture taken from Serena Lodge.
Green Season - May 2006 Mara River in full force. Picture taken from the bridge in the south near Serengeti border at TransMara office.
Green Season - May 2006 Picture taken just north of Keekorok. Note the high grass around the elephant in the distance.
Green Season - May 2006 Picture taken just north of Keekorok. Note the high grass and rainbow - it just rained a bit earlier.
Green Season - May 2006 Nowadays green season does not mean fewer people! This image is typical of the Talek area where many package tourist stay and where there is control burning to keep the grass shorter. Good for plains animals and their predators but also for tourists! During the day minibuses drive to the Talek area from as far away as Sopa Lodge and Keekorok as the grasses are too high in the east for good game viewing.
Typical minivan sighting - this one near Keekorok. Some drivers put chains on their tires; this really ripped up the road. (Dec 2006)
Olare Orok River in flood (Dec 2006)
Naibor Camp vehicle to our rescue (Dec 2006)
Just another imcident! (Dec 2006)
Talek River in flood near Rekero (Dec 2006)
Talek River in flood at Talek gate (Dec 2006)
Rhino Ridge in green (Dec 2006)
Testing the grip - near Musiara Airstrip (Dec 2006)
Sand River in flood (Dec 2006)
Voila! Cats! What a shame. Don't you feel sorry for these cats? Near Talek
The populated Talek area seen from the north
The populated Talek area seen from the Mara - just south of Fig Tree camp. You can see people walking on the roads.
Te town of Talek
Oloololo Gate
Musiara Gate
Talek Gate
Looking north towards the Olare Orok conservancy (starts near the trees)
Looking north towards the Olare Orok conservancy (starts near the trees). Note the elands!

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