Long Necked Twiga (Swahili for Giraffe) by wysiwig
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Description
There are currently nine recognized sub-species of giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) across Africa. The main types of giraffes found in Kenya are the Rothschild giraffe, reticulated giraffe and maasai giraffe. The Rothschild is the rarest and is distinguished by the third horn on its forehead. the maasai is found in southern Kenya. The reticulated giraffe is the most common and is found in central and northern Kenya in places such as Samburu. Here is a very fine example of the subspecies. Sure you can see it in a zoo but the background will be radically different.
Comments (13)
An excellent shot of a free Giraffe Mark! Everything about the photo shouts out its realism!
my favorite animal from Africa.superb shot
such stately creatures gliding through the landscape, simply beautiful
Stunning pic. Most interesting about all those species!
Free range giraffe are the best Cool capture and interesting information
When I read Zoo, I think equal to the Horror-Zoo in Dubai. There, the giraffe is triggered above the grid ..... terrible. Because I'd rather look at your photo. She is so powerfully and magnificent. And seems she to touch the sky. Very nice
MAGNIFICENT WORK!
Nothing like the real thing! Such a beautiful creature, and an amazing landscape.
Wonderful capture of this awesome animal!!! I agree, You can see these in the zoo. but this is so great to see in their natural habitat!
Super cool. 5+!
Such a gorgeous animal, and picture. Recently I saw something posted on Facebook where it showed a family that had shot a giraffe and then posed with it and they were so proud of themselves for killing the animal it made me sick, and the article also stated that they payed quite a hefty fee for that "privilege" ? very sad way to spend your money. Mark, thanks for sharing this and glad you are back.
Ah yes, that BG is spectacular, magnificent image Mark!
Lovely, graceful creatures. This scene is exactly how I imagine the habitat of the giraffe. Have you been reading my mind? Great scene!!