Elephants in Kruger
Herds of African Elephants are a common sight in Kruger National Park. Photo by Josh Engel.
European Roller
Northern migrants were arriving in big numbers. Photo by Josh Engel.
Botha's Lark
One of South Africa's most endangered birds. Photo by Josh Engel.
Woodland Kingfisher
Photo by Josh Engel.
Burchell's Zebra
Photo by Josh Engel.
Black-crowned Tchagra
There's no question which type of tchagra this is! Photo by Josh Engel.
African Crowned-Eagle
Also called Crowned Hawk-Eagle, we had great views of this uncommon eagle as we dropped down out of the mountains towards Kruger. Photo by Josh Engel.
Crowned Hornbill
Photo by Josh Engel.
Gray Crowned Crane
Photo by Josh Engel
Bataleurs
Photo by Josh Engel.
Gray-winged Francolin
Photo by Josh Engel.
Martial Eagle
An icon of the African savannah. Photo by Josh Engel.
Magpie Shrike
Photo by Josh Engel.
Meerkat family
Photo by Josh Engel.
Sunset at the Wakkerstroom wetlands
Photo by Josh Engel.
Pallid Harrier
Photo by Josh Engel.
Secretarybird
Photo by Josh Engel.
Side-striped Jackal
Photo by Josh Engel.
Sentinel Rock Thrush
Photo by Josh Engel.
Short-clawed Lark
A very localized endemic. Photo by Josh Engel.
Photographing an elephant
Photo by Josh Engel.
Spotted Hyena
Photo by Josh Engel.
Rudd's Lark
One of South Africa's most endangered and difficult-to-find birds. Photo by Josh Engel.
Looking at Short-clawed Lark
Photo by Josh Engel
Wakkerstroom scenery
Photo by Josh Engel
Spike-heeled Lark
Photo by Josh Engel.
Tree Agama
One of Africa's more colorful lizards. Photo by Josh Engel.
Violet-backed Starling
Photo by Josh Engel.
White-bellied Korhaan
Photo by Josh Engel.
White-headed Vulture
Photo by Josh Engel.
White-starred Robin
Photo by Josh Engel.
Birding on the edge of grassland village
Photo by Josh Engel.
