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Our second encounter with the lion babies abd their mothers the next day
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Blacksmith lapwings
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This lilac-breasted roller had caught a frog of some sort
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Ground hornbills
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Cape buffalo and cattle egrets
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Preparing the table for a "bush breakfast"
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The ladies had picked wild basil and some flowers to decorate the table
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Kudu and impala (and a wart hog in the back
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We were fortunate enough to spot another leopard resting under a tree in the shade
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This is a Kori Bustard - the national bird of Botswana. It's the world's largest flying bird
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Marabou stork
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The baboons had been climbing the tree and using it to get over the fence that surrounded Chobe Chilwero camp. The would then drop from the limb. However they were distracted and stopped doing that.
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More baboons with young