Impala by Meisiekind

Photography • Animals • posted on Nov 02, 2009

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This is a small herd of Impala ewes photographed in the Kruger National Park in South Africa. The Park officials do controlled burns during winter to prevent disasterous wildfires which have, in the past, killed many animals and humans. These girls found a spot where the new green grass was beginning to sprout! Impala are always overlooked by wildlife photographers because they are so common, but I find them a joy to watch and photograph! Thank you for popping in and for your valued comments and favs on my last upload! Stay well! Hugs Carin xx

Comments (44)

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timtripp

9:27AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

wondrous!

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THROBBE

9:33AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Stunning shot of this beautiful herd!!!

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flora-crassella

9:36AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

gorgeous!!!!! Fantastic picture!!!

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DAVER2112

9:38AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Awesome shot!

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mariogiannecchini

9:39AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Ottima scelta fotografare questi animali, molto carini. Excellent choice to photograph these animals, very nice.

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Faemike55

9:41AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Looks like they're doing lunch and chattering about the new tourists!

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durleybeachbum

9:50AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

So graceful! A lovely shot.

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ShadowsNTime

10:01AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Aren't they just awesome! Beautiful capture Carin!!! (((C)))

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helanker

10:10AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

OHH My they are gorgeous. What a heaven it must feel like, having them in the view. A superb shot Carin.

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Hubba1

10:18AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Awsome colors! Fantastic scene :)

BorisB

10:34AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

A wonderful scene, pure nature!!

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jendellas

10:36AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

They are so beautiful, lovely pic.

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beachzz

10:44AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Beautiful shot of the gorgeous animals!!

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cfulton

11:15AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Hmm, on a trip to the Park we decided to keep a record of what we had seen. These, as you say Carin, are so common that they became named 'nog 'n bokkie'! (another buck). Wonderful capture of the ladies, including the environment! Cheers, Clive

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brycek

11:15AM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Beautiful capture!!

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lizzibell

1:17PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Great capture...

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Ac-Dc

1:34PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

awesome capture and a great postwork, congrats and thanks for share this.

M2A

1:45PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Gorgeous. I like how they stand. Nice render/look too.

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kbrog

1:57PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Beautiful shot! Yep! Looks like they are all hanging around talking to me too. ;)

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UOja

3:23PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Wonderful shot!

MrsLubner

4:04PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

I love the smooth look you gave this with the noise cleaning... It really has a sweet touch to it. You have hit on one of my favorite animals of Africa. they have such grace and an amazing will to survive. A really tender shot.

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sandra46

4:48PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

EXCELLENT SHOT!

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goodoleboy

5:16PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Oh, real Impalas....I thought it would be a Chevrolet Impala from the early 1960s. These are really beautiful animals, and you have done a yeoman's job of presenting them in all their glory, Carin. How could those photogs be so jaded in the presence of such lovely fauna?

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babuci

5:19PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Most wonderful colors. excelent postcard picture.

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elfin14doaks

5:27PM | Mon, 02 November 2009

Aha, but they are not so common everywhere. Except for the cars and some real ones in some bigger zoos we don't have any. I don't think the cars count really. Thank you for sharing. I have never seen so many.

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