Elephants Returning
Category: Mammals | Date: Mar 12 2007 | By: tumaren
After a four month hiatus our elephants are beginning to return spending most of their time down on the Ewaso Nyiro River.
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2 Responses to “Elephants Returning”
Lisa, on 19 Mar 2007
Hi. This is wonderful news about the eles returning near the Ewaso Nyiro River. I just came upon your website tonight. I love elephants and am visiting Kenya in Aug/ Sept this year. Where are you? We are going to be visiting Tsavo and Samburu and want to visit villages or schools also. Peace to you, Lisa
James, on 20 Mar 2007
We are in Laikipia, which is not far from Samburu as the crow flies. It is about 100 east ffrom Tumaren. Will you be working or mostly on safari?
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