Saturday, June 7, 2008

There less than 2 months left until we head back to the US, so we’re trying to squeeze in a lot of weekend trips these days. This weekend, we headed to Lake Mburo (my third time). On our way into the park, we saw Uganda’s national bird, the crested crane, up close.


Tons of warthogs everywhere. I love their mullets, and the way their tails stick straight up when they run.


Caught in the rain, again


My favorite type of tree in Lake Mburo – kind of a tree/cactus cross

The view of one of several lakes in the park


Building a campfire near our tent


Early morning walk to catch a glimpse of hyenas


You can barely tell with my sad camera, but that’s a hyena. We saw a mother and three cubs sneak into their burrows (stolen from aardvarks).


After the hyena walk, we had to rush back to Kampala. I’m due in Ibanda (a few hours past Lake Mburo) this afternoon, but have to meet the team I’m traveling with in Kampal. I had about 45 minutes at home before I was back out the door…

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