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The rainy season is upon us, but don’t let this stop you from heading outdoors and into the countryside for a wildlife safari. There is a lot to appreciate about Uganda’s national parks —
There are lions that live in trees in Kidepo Valley National Park & the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park; mountain gorillas that can be seen in their natural habitat in Bwindi
Impenetrable National Park; Shoebill Storks – a vulnerable species – can be seen in Murchison Falls National Park and in the Mabamba swamps; and let’s not forget about the chimpanzees, where Kibale Forest National Park is one of the best places in the world to see them. So, pack your raincoat, gumboots, water and favourite snacks and head out there despite the rain.
Enjoy this issue – until the next one – travel well and take care!
Shaz 😊
COVER PHOTO
Passionfruit Flower (Passiflora Edulis)
by Michelle Sutton
PHOTOGRAPHER:
Michelle Sutton
About the Photographer: Michelle Sutton
I’m a Canadian that has called Uganda home since 2002. When I originally came to Uganda with my husband Kevin, I fell in love with the climate, the people and the laid-back way of life. Kevin and I are now the owners and operators of Little Elephant Camp in Queen Elizabeth National Park. I’m a passionate wildlife and nature photographer who also loves gardening, flowers and dogs.
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