Kenya, Nyeri County, Aberdare National Park. A Grey Heron at a waterhole in the Aberdare National Park.
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Kenya, Nyeri County, Aberdare National Park. An African elephant enjoys the muddy water of a waterhole in the Aberdare National Park.
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Kenya, Nyeri County, Aberdare National Park. A herd of glistening African elephants leave a muddy waterhole in the Aberdare National Park.
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Kenya, Nyeri County, Aberdare National Park. A herd of African elephants come to drink at a waterhole in the Aberdare National Park in the late afternoon with Mount Kenya rising majestically in the distance.
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Kenya, Nyeri County, Aberdare National Park. A herd of African elephants come to drink at a waterhole in the Aberdare National Park in the late afternoon.
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