Saiwa National Park
October 30, 2012 — Kenya
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Female or juvenile sitatunga.
This small park protects the Saiwa Swamp and shelters a species that we had never seen before: the sitatunga. It is a kind of antelope.
Well, to be honest, it is far from the nicest antelope we have seen. It is also an antelope slightly boring to look at since it is not very active and only feeds itself by moving at a slow pace.
Male sitatunga.
The ecosystem of sitatunga.
Footbridge on the river.
Sitatungas were a bit boring, but trekking around the river and swamp was quite interesting. The landscape was magnificent.
Footbridge in the swamp.
Yellow-billed stork.
The swamp.
Melanie on the trail.