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Common Zebra
LZNP, Zambia EOS10D, 500 F4L IS, 1.4xExtender II Shortly after we left the Dwarf Mongoose, we came across four zebra. Everywhere we went around that area, we always saw four zebra. I asked the guide if there was in fact only four zebras in the park and the rest were done with mirrors.....he wasn't amused :roll: This particular shot came about as we first approached them. The little one was unsure of us at first and went close to mum for comfort. I just happened to be looking in their direction and saw what I thought was going to happen. Fortunately I was right Comments welcome and thanks for looking. Dave
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