The Lion's share for Thanksgiving by busi2ness
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Description
Compare this "white" lion male with the Barbary lion and note the difference in coloration between male and female. They have cubs hidden in the bush nearby, hence their vigilance: male at full alert and the female with her ears slightly drawn backwards - if you are bush wise in Africa, it means "beware!".
Tomorrow I plan to ulpoad a photo of the couple standing guard near the bush where the cubs were hidden. The photo was captured on a farm Bona Bona where I live.
It is still a bit early, but to all the American friends, happy Thanksgiving tomorrow:" O give thanks to the God of heaven, for his steadfast love endures forever." Ps 136:26
Lastly: Thanks to all the Renderosity friends for your support during trialing times. You love and kindness unequalled. If I failed to respond to all kind messages in person, please forgive me and accept my gratitude.
Comments (74)
I am sure they both posed for you. He is just the most beautiful lion ever. Straight to my favs.....
Oh Piet what a honorable animal you have captured. And they so honored you by raising their heads. He is of a most beautiful color. Thanks for sharing your Beautiful Africa. Take care..:0)bonita
I'm impressed with this capture..Gorgeous shot! Congrats :)
Such beautiful and majestic animals. Excellent shot.
Bonsoir Piet What a magnific capture! I agree with yesitis, short ribs & gimi53 comments So later to explain I share your pain... both with parents...Mum...Pa'...& you.... Sorry is such a smaller word.. Friendly q: Magali
Wow very nice....
That male lion is really something! Gorgeous capture of the two!
A real outstanding MasterPiece!
a commanding capture of these mighty beasts, these photos are a great reminder that they are still a part of our world...
We just arrived home from a Thanksgiving visit with my parents. This is one of the most enjoyable photos of lions I think I have ever seen. Such calm magesty. I couldn't help but be reminded of "the Lion of the tribe of Judah." Well done.
A true King...regally displayed...
Fascinating creatures indeed and so wonderfully captured! A lovely pair!
Absolutely majestic! Bravo!
fantastic