Here’s the second installment of Coke Smith and family’s African odyssey. This time Ethiopia and over 60 species including Bale Monkeys. SOme great shots of most of them too.
http://www.cokesmithphototravel.com/Expedition_to_Wild_Ethiopia.html
JOn
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Wow Coke, another awesome trip report! Good job on the record sightings of the Ethiopian Wolf In 2 different places, the Walia Ibex and other interesting endemics! And with a touch of leopard and even aardwolf and a (frustrating) serval to remind yourself you’re on an African Safari. Very cool.