Photo Essay: Kenya Wildlife Amboseli National Park
Amboseli National Park in Kenya is known for its elephant population and other wildlife. What an unbelievable experience to be so close to these magnificent animals. Photos by Marilyn Jones.
My first glimpse of Amboseli’s famous wildlife.
Gentle giants
A baby elephant between four and five weeks old.
The elephants surrounded the truck as tourists look on.
Elephants grazing in a dry lake bed.
Cape buffalo and egrets
Buffalo weaver
Lilac-breasted roller
Glorious scenery
Mother zebra and foal
For more information on visiting Kenya, check the Kenya Tourism Board website.
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