Herd of elephants in Chobe national park, Botswana, with incoming storm clouds

Pre-breakfast boat trip on the Zambezi to see a colony of southern carmine bee-eaters - unlike other bee-eaters they make vertical burrows in the sand, we watched this huge colony for over an hour, with kites, African marsh harrier & hamerkop in close attendance

Mosi oa tunya (“the smoke that thunders” in the local Lozi language aka #VictoriaFalls) from the #Zimbabwe side. It’s the lowest water season so we didn’t get drenched but the central section was still impressive! Lots of birds too - Schalow’s turaco, bearded scrub-robin, tropical boubou