Jim, the first image in your post #32 is against the odds - 1 head to 3 tails!:D
I've seen birds on the backs of buffalo in Africa excavating and continuing to excavate open wounds from fighting etc. I guess that's an invitation to infection and parasitism, and must eventually weaken the animal. Birds picking out the ticks, ok, but that is something else!
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We saw these commensal birds on giraffes, rhinos, African buffalos and other species.
This baby was an orphan
Wildebeest from the air
Two lions on the savanna after dark
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I've seen birds on the backs of buffalo in Africa excavating and continuing to excavate open wounds from fighting etc. I guess that's an invitation to infection and parasitism, and must eventually weaken the animal. Birds picking out the ticks, ok, but that is something else!
Neil
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And this rhino has one in its nose
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!!!
Neil
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Have been to Harry and Linda's viewing images..
Again a wow trip
Gale
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