3101 Elephants look even bigger when you are sitting in a small boat in front of one

3102 Nile crocodile sunbathing

3103 Malachite kingfisher ever alert for a meal

3104 White-fronted bee-eater catches the late afternoon light

3105 Great egret in flight. The gape extends well behind the eyes. The yellow bill is the non breeding phase

3106 A nesting pair of marabou storks

3107 Yellow-billed storks showing their pink breeding colours

3108 I was surprised to see a lion in this watery world

3109 He wants to cross the channel but he knows there could be crocodiles

3110 Great Egret showing flight feather detail against the evening sky

3111 Red Lechwes are found throughout the Okavango delta

3112 Red lechwes are selective grazers of grasses and sedges

3113 Lone elephants are a common sight

3114 Troops of up to 20 vervet monkeys live on many of the small islands in the Okavango delta

3115 The African green pigeon loves fruit, especially figs, and can hang upside down when trying to reach food

3116 Intemediate egret on the left and great egret on right. The dark bill is due to its breeding status, normally it is yellow

3117 Yellow-billed stork

3118 Grey go-away bird also known as the grey lourie

3119 Grey herons

3120 Hippos seemed to be very wary

3121 Young crocodile hiding in the reeds

3122 Reed cormorant

3123 Saddle-billed stork

3124 Sacred ibis. The bare skin of the underwing turns bright red when breeding