Photo Gallery of Okavango Baboons – Page 10
Camp Troop mother and infant.
Adult male CRK.
White Island baboons forage in shallow water.
CMN, the lowest-ranking female in Camp Troop, just days after a nighttime electrical storm. In the morning we found CMN sitting on the ground below the roost in a state of shock, her infant not apparently affected. CMN was able to rejoin the troop a day later and appeared to recover fully from the apparent lightning strike.
A young adult male walks along the edge of a floodplain.
Baboons in the Savanna
Thick grassland on White Island.
Baboons at the Camp Island crossing after flood waters had fully receded.
White Island baboons pass a group on impala on their way back to the sleeping trees.
White Island baboons in the late afternoon. Some of them are spooked by a false alarm call.
Parts of White Island were inundated during the major flooding of 1978.
Matt watches Camp Troop baboons on Camp Island during the early morning.
White Island baboons at the roost just after sunrise.
Three mothers with their infants and an adult male on their way back to the White Island roost.
Late afternoon scene in an acacia tree near camp.