Leopard and Elephant
by Bob Shepardson
(DeBary, Fl. U.S.A.)
Leopard first notices something...
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Ever seen an elephant and a leopard in the same frame?
Sherry and I were driving down the H1-3 just south of Mazithi when she spotted a leopard moving a ways out. We drove down to her sighting and glassed to find the leopard. It was sitting at the base of a group of small trees about 200 - 300 meters out. We watched it for some time other people coming and going when they saw the distance. Eventually we saw the leopard looking to his right so when we looked in that direction we noticed a group of elephants. They passed in front of and behind our leopard providing these unique shots. I appologize for the quality but all of the excuses of distance, light brush all hold.
In any case this is a unique prespective.
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