The Flame Lily’s Life, Renewal and Rebirth: Zimbabwe in Green Splendour
Life has been kind to us and allowed us to live in the only country that has all three sections of the majestic Zambezi River.
Wildlife
Storks, Mana Pools and “Where do babies come from?”
Well – where do they come from? I’m sure that if you ran a poll today, asking the question in the title, there would be
Beautiful ‘Pyjama Lillies’ at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge
Years ago in East Africa we had a very beautiful plant that flowered during the rainy season. We called it the Pyjama Lily due to
Hidden Jewel Damselflies revisit the Pamuzinda Safari Lodge!
Back in December I posted a Blog on the Dancing Jewel Damselfly. At the time I had only ever seen two of them, both males.
Anti-poaching. “Time for a new approach?”
Conservation. There are many aspects, forms, aspirations, and personal whims and fancies involved in Conservation today. There is targeted conservation, where the survival of an
A Guide to different Species of Flowers at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge
Where have all the Flowers Gone? I started to record a whole range of under documented species, here at Pamuzinda Safari Lodge, in Oct ’18.
Mana Pools is paradise for Wildlife photographers
As a Unesco World Heritage Site, Mana Pools is rightly famed for its wildlife populations. The photographability of that Wildlife is subject to a number
The irresistible beauty of butterflies.
I have known many specialist photographers in my time. Some so devout in their particular field that it has almost become a religion. I don’t
The Reason why we Must Protect our Insects
I was somewhat dismayed to see a BBC Article earlier this week detailing the fact that 41% of the worlds insect species are considered, or
Pamuzinda, Home to the Green Backed Heron and Water Dikkop
Green Backed Heron The first of these is the unobtrusive, but very vocal, Green Backed (sometimes called Striated) Heron – Butorides striata. Its body colours
