Elephant – Erindi, Namibia Photos · July 11, 2020 26 Comments π Ίπ Έπ Ίπ Έ July 11, 2020 beautiful…. Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 Thank you π Reply delphini510 July 11, 2020 Erindi ! I love this name for this majestic being. miriam Reply Jade Threadbear July 11, 2020 Magnificent. Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 Thank you! Reply mrsswiftnib July 11, 2020 Majestic! Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 Absolutely! Reply Aletta – nowathome July 11, 2020 ongelooflik mooi! Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 Baie dankie! π Reply DebyFredericks July 11, 2020 I love the elephant’s slightly wary expression, and the implied action of its posture with one foot forward. Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 It’s so great to read what you see in the picture and appreciate it for what it is π Reply DanCooksey July 11, 2020 Majestic. Good use of back lighting and just enough reflection to make it interesting. Well done. Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 Thank you! π It was such a wonderful experience. Reply Chronicles of a Blogaholic July 11, 2020 Great shot. Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 Thank you! Reply debmrst July 11, 2020 Beautiful Creature of God Reply macalder02 July 11, 2020 Even without its full fangs, it looks majestic. An imposing animal, worth admiring. A stupendous photo. Manuel Reply henriiiettaaa July 12, 2020 This is such a beautiful photo! Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 Thank you so much! π Reply isabelblogblog July 12, 2020 Beautiful picture. Love it…keep it up! Reply Wandering Ambivert July 13, 2020 Thank you! I definitely will! π Have a great week! Reply Lisa ,a.k.a, Juniper B July 14, 2020 Iβm looking at the structure of the elephant and thinking wow π― what a wondrous animal. Reply IntrovertAwakenings August 19, 2020 My spirit animal! πβ¨ Reply Kathryn Costello August 31, 2020 Beautiful – judging by its short tusks, it must be a desert elephant? Reply Wandering Ambivert September 1, 2020 You might be right π Desert elephants or desert-adapted elephants are not a distinct species of elephant but are African bush elephants that have made their homes in the Namib and Sahara deserts in Africa. – Found this on Google. Reply Kathryn Costello September 5, 2020 π I did a lot of research. See my blog on a trip to Namibia – different elephant species in Africa are discussed there. Join the conversation Cancel Post Comment
beautiful….
Thank you π
Erindi ! I love this name for this majestic being.
miriam
Magnificent.
Thank you!
Majestic!
Absolutely!
ongelooflik mooi!
Baie dankie! π
I love the elephant’s slightly wary expression, and the implied action of its posture with one foot forward.
It’s so great to read what you see in the picture and appreciate it for what it is π
Majestic. Good use of back lighting and just enough reflection to make it interesting. Well done.
Thank you! π It was such a wonderful experience.
Great shot.
Thank you!
Beautiful Creature of God
Even without its full fangs, it looks majestic. An imposing animal, worth admiring. A stupendous photo.
Manuel
This is such a beautiful photo!
Thank you so much! π
Beautiful picture. Love it…keep it up!
Thank you! I definitely will! π Have a great week!
Iβm looking at the structure of the elephant and thinking wow π― what a wondrous animal.
My spirit animal! πβ¨
Beautiful – judging by its short tusks, it must be a desert elephant?
You might be right π
Desert elephants or desert-adapted elephants are not a distinct species of elephant but are African bush elephants that have made their homes in the Namib and Sahara deserts in Africa. – Found this on Google.
π I did a lot of research. See my blog on a trip to Namibia – different elephant species in Africa are discussed there.