It was very early morning in Botswana, pre-sunrise, when we came upon a small pack, or as they are more commonly called, clan of spotted hyenas. They seemed more playful than usual and were chasing each other around playing keep away with what was left of an impala. Nikon D700 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 200mm) ISO 1600, f/2.8 at 1/200th of a second
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It was very early morning in Botswana, pre-sunrise, when we came upon a small pack, or as they are more commonly called, clan of spotted hyenas. They seemed more playful than usual and were chasing each other around playing keep away with what was left of an impala.
Two canines in a row; keep ’em coming. And what a prize this one is carrying.
That’s got to be a once in a lifetime shot, Sean!
great pic. he got what everbody wants to have the horns.)
—– A hunts euphoria
—– Deaths’ ritual clebration
—– Everyones much too fun .
Nice shot Seanie,as always. Looks like a wish bone, whoever breaks off the longer half good luck!