The Adventures of Kerri & Matt

Social weavers are birds that all live together.

They make giant complex nests.

There are many entrances in the bottom, while the top is completely covered.

Here’s what the birds actually look like.

They spend quite a bit of time bringing new twigs to add to the complex.

Having all the entrances facing down keeps the snakes out.

They seemed to move often from hole to hole so the homes may only be for the night or more permanent if nesting.

Sometimes they bring more than just dried twigs to add it. Maybe for some decorations inside.

Even Pumba has to take baths sometimes.

He only uses the water on the very edge of the waterhole.

Yep, that’s it. All done!

Here’s a new subspecies of zebra. They are totally different from all the other zebra we’ve seen.

They have some lighter lines amongst the dark lines.

They still generally travelled in single file when on the move.

There were a few young ones around, not where it was still brown but still nursing.

Their legs have more brownish stripes, but that’s about all when can tell the difference from previous zebras.

There were lots of puppies in Etosha.

The guinea fowl were not too happy about all the puppies and didn’t trust them.

Here the hungry puppies were grabbing what’s left of an elephant.

The smart puppies used the road construction as additional shade.

Oh, I’ve been spotted.

Quickly run away!