Wildebeest
Instinct Tours Blog It is only during the February safari that we visit the Lake Ndutu area of the southern Serengeti. That visit is one of many reasons why I love to be in Tanzania this special time of year. I’ve only been twice now to Lake Ndutu, but it has become a favorite spot […]
Scenes from Ngorongoro Crater
Instinct Tours Blog Our last location on the February 2025 safari was the Ngorongoro Crater. A crater is defined as a feature which is formed as a result of an outward explosion of rocks and is circular in appearance, while a caldera is formed as a result of inward collapse of a volcano and has […]
Best Lion Image
Instinct Tours Blog I have been so blessed to travel to Tanzania and photograph some of God’s greatest creatures! Lions are among my favorites, and I’ve taken many, many pictures of these majestic cats. The images I’m sharing today are from our trip last month. For the first time, the opportunity to see a beautiful […]
Safari Moment – Lake Ndutu
Instinct Tours Blog Lake Ndutu never disappoints! We are only able to visit this area during the February safari, and it is a very special place with incredible photography opportunities. Our trip last month was the first time I’ve seen pelicans along the Lake Ndutu shore, and it was a pleasure to sit and observe […]
Safari Moment – Giraffes
Instinct Tours Blog While on safari, we ALWAYS see plenty of giraffes, yet I find myself excited every time one is spotted. I especially love to see these awkward-looking animals run with such grace and beauty, and being able to watch a mama and baby giraffe together is an experience that never gets old. Tanzania […]
Safari Moment – Hippos
Instinct Tours Blog After elephants and rhinoceroses, the hippopotamus is the next largest land mammal. Hippos are recognizable for their barrel-shaped torsos, wide-opening mouths with large canine tusks, nearly hairless bodies, pillar-like legs, and large size. How dangerous are hippos? The hippopotamus is a very aggressive wild creature and is the deadliest large land mammal […]
