Pictures of 2 Rare Antelope on Tumaren
Category: Mammals | Date: Aug 27 2009 | By: tumaren
Two of our hardest to see animals are pictured here, a Bush Duiker and a male Bushbuck. While common in other parts of Kenya they are infrequent in our area and we see them only occasionally. Both of these animals have been spending quite a bit of time near our camp on the river recently and it has been nice to have them around.
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2 Responses to “Pictures of 2 Rare Antelope on Tumaren”
anthea christian, on 07 Sep 2009
i cannot believe that you have these two antelope on Tumaren….. your farm is going to become a very popular wildlife refuge for so many different animals….. seems that each time i go to your website, you have spotted something else exciting !
salmon julianna, on 26 Oct 2009
do you need informations about anaesthesia and surgery in aardvark?
I am anaesthesiologist for humans and my husband is a vet practicioner and we are both involved in the care of zoo and wild animals. If you want, i could send you a very interesting report published in the Journal of zoo and wildlife medicine (caesarian section and neonatal care…)
Could you send me your E-mail?
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