Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Peeping Eyes


Hippos wading in Lake Baringo, Kenya.



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20 comments:

Diane said...

What a great photo. I love hippos - at a distance!! Take care Diane

Unknown said...

Wonderful photo and something we're not about to see here!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

clairz said...

You've had such wonderful adventures!

Reader Wil said...

That is what I call spectacular! Something I should like to see. We have relatives in South Africa, so we might try and see them....

Regina said...

Nice eyes!! So you took this on your former trip in December? I would say a nice adventure too:)

Carver said...

Fantastic shot. I love it!

Al said...

That's a lot of water, is it a flood? Great photo.

Shanda said...

Didn't you just love the sound of the hippos?

Rajesh said...

Fantastic shot.

Regina said...

Penny, were you able to see the short videos I'd posted? I got an unavailable message which was odd?)If not, would you mind trying again then let me know? Thanks-

Anonymous said...

Wow - magnificent!

stardust said...

We still can see the heads of the hippos wading through the lake. How large they are! Thank you for this great shot, joyful. Stay cool and have happy days ahead.

Fred Alton said...

Those Hippos are usually very shy that way. ☺

EG CameraGirl said...

That must be so cool to see them out in nature!

Sarah said...

My son loved this photo!!

Joyful said...

Thank you everyone for your visits and lovely comments. I simply loved to see wildlife out in the wild, as God created it.

Shanda, I do love the sounds of hippos.

Candice Suter.....Sweetstuff said...

Hahahaha! I can see why you were laughing. Peeping eyes and peeping squirrels. These hippos are are so cute like that. But I know they are really dangerous creatures. But I like their peeping! LOL

Joyful said...

Candy, I'm so glad you dropped by to see what I meant and to have a good laugh ;-)

Heidrun Khokhar, KleinsteMotte said...

Those eyes are a bit scary. I think it would be a bad idea to swim with them.

Joyful said...

Heidi, I think you're right. Better to stay out of the water when the hippos and crocodiles are in it!

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