Here are some
pictures I took on my trip to Bale Mountains National Park. I was only there
for 24 hours, so unfortunately I only saw about 5% of the park. Hopefully, I
will return in the next couple months and do some more extensive trekking. It
was a beautiful place and animals were incredibly abundant.
Mountain Nyala –
only ~2500 left on the planet. Equivalent in size to the moose and they are
very graceful animals.
Menelik’s bushbuck
– endemic to Ethiopia. About the size of a small deer, but much less skittish
than deer you’d find in the US.
Anubis
monkey/baboon – the most common primate in Africa, still exciting for me
though! They travel around in open areas in groups of generally 20+
Camels – saw these
guys on the road trip back. Also saw some ostriches and warthogs but they were too quick for
me to snap a photo of them.
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