Male Elephant, Tarangire National Park

This is a photo of a male elephant walking away from a wetland in Tarangire National Park, Tanzania.

A male elephant walks near a wetland in Tarangire National Park, Tanzania.

Tarangire National Park is known for elephants and baobab trees.  When I was there on a photography safari last September, we saw a good number of each. The safari, which included Serengeti, was sponsored by Nature’s Best Photography and the African Wildlife Foundation and it was hosted by Thomson Safaris. They are running another with Thomson this September. If you’ve been thinking of doing a safari in Tanzania, this would be an excellent choice. Thomson is based in the Boston area. https://thomsonsafaris.com/

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