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Wildebeest migrate into the Mara Reserve

8th July 2010

This week it’s our friends at the Kicheche camps in Kenya who have provided us with some super migration photos of the wildebeest moving into the Mara Reserve. There are some gentle moments as they graze areas which have grown back since their last visit, and some less gentle moments when the resident predators take advantage of the mobile lunch opportunities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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