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| Day 2 - We arrive into Kruger National Park. | Phabeni entrance area. | Flags flying high! |
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| My first Kruger view. A buffalo grazing! | A Black Rhinocerous grazes in the distance. | Mother elephant and calf. |
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| Wrinkly bum - I couldn't resist. | Trunk, tusk 'n tail | Who can resist this? |
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| Example of Southern Low Rolling Hills area. One of 16 different eco-zones within Kruger. | Vervet monkey | Vervet mom and juvenile |
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| My favorite - the waterbuck! All fluffed up for the 'cold' weather. | Juvenile Burchell's Zebra | Burchell's Zebra |
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| Spotted Hyaena | Leopard bum. It was the only shot of this beautiful cat! But I saw him! (: | Giraffe camelopardalis |
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| Sway & swing | Female Impala | Cruising giraffe |
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| An african Eagle - not exactly sure which one. | Bull elephant having a roadside snack. | Vulture. I believe it was a Lappet-faced vulture. There are 4 species of vulture in the Park. |
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| Buffalo grazing near the Sabie river. | This buffalo was intrigued with the african water monitor who wiggled by and into the water. | This was cool - we could hear the breath of the bulls and their chewing and slurping as they drank. |
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| Bull and a bird | Male warthog gets down to dig for roots. | Mom and juvenile warthog. They form 'families' and mate for life. |
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| Blue wildebeest. | Sunset in Kruger. Weather turned ugly so this was the only park sunset I got. | |