Namibia 2007 (part XII): Waterberg National Park

Waterberg National Park, Namibia:

young curious giraffes

After our adventures in southern Namibia, we returned all the way north to the Waterberg National Park.

The Waterberg National Park encompasses the prominent table mountain of the same name elevated high above the plains of the Kalahari. Prominent species such as rhinos find a refuge here, however, we only saw their footprints during our early morning safari. Instead we came across a large group of giraffes with several curious young ones observing us intently.

Redbilled Francolin at the lodge

dead Puff Adder

dung beetles

Waterberg

unidentified eagle

rhino track

Giraffe

young curious Giraffes

young curious Giraffe

Giraffe

Warthogs

Warthog

After our short stop at the Waterberg, we continued our wildlife watching at the world-famous Etosha National Park where we would spend six fantastic days.