Love is in the air

Yesterday in Tsumed I finally got my lost bag back – meaning that I now finally am in possession of my 400 mm safari lens 😎 The rest of the bag mainly contained clothes from my grandmother who died in September. She was the tallest and biggest woman in our family, so none of us could wear any of her cloths. Because I knew how thankful people in Namibia are, we decided to donate as much as possible here. That is also why I was lucky enough to carry almost all of my stuff in the hand luggage.
Anyway – today we enter the world-renowned Etosha National Park. It's a tourist hotspot, so it's not our favorite place, although we still enjoy every moment of it.
We become witnesses to a very rare sight: A black rhino couple is mating, and the photo I take of it will later win a prize in the Swiss travel magazine Globetrotter 🥳
Tonight we sleep in camp Halali which has a wonderful waterhole where I spot a highly endangered white rhino in the night. Unfortunately, I only have my iPhone on me and I just can't manage to get a good shot of it. So I decide to just enjoy the moments. A swarm of birds is performing an amazingly coordinated dance in the air and suddenly poking down to get a sip of water mid-flight. Czytaj więcej