Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. Young elephants walk in line through the dry bush country at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. Young elephants walk through the dry bush country at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. A young elephant walks through the dry bush country at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. Young elephants enjoy a mud bath at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. A wildlife artist paints young elephants enjoying a mud bath at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. A young elephant drinking water at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. A young elephant has rolled in dust after enjoying a mud bath at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. Close-up of a young elephant which has dusted itself after enjoying a mud bath at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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Kenya,Tsavo East,Ithumba. A young elephant scratches itself on a log after enjoying a mud bath at Ithumba where the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs a very important unit for orphans.
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