On Safari

Safari & Travel Blog

Terri Watson,Photographer

This Secretary is Always on the Job

The Secretary Bird dresses in her leggings, grey sweater, long black tail feather and attractive head wear. She is the envy of the...

Terri Watson,Photographer

Mountain Gorilla Game of Tag

Mountain Gorilla are sometimes elusive and at other times they just sit.

Terri Watson,Photographer

She's A Good Cheetah Mum!

While on safari, observing a mother cheetah and her four healthy cubs is truly Amazing!

Terri Watson,Photographer

Take Another Look At Tanzania...

When going through photos don't delete images in the camera.

Terri Watson,Photographer

A Flapped-Neck Dancing Chameleon

Flappy-Neck put one leg in front of the other, with precision choreography, and slow-danced across the road.

Terri Watson,Photographer

The Lilac Breaster Roller Catches A Butterfly - Oh My!

Lilac Breasted Rollers can often be seen with a bee in their beak but a butterfly? You bet, they like a variety in their diet.

Terri Watson,Photographer

The Etymology and Evolution of Safari

In the past, the trip was often a big-game hunt, but today, safaris are often to observe and photograph wildlife.

Terri Watson,Photographer

Longest 'Running' Merry-Go-Round

Terri Watson,Photographer

I Rented A 3D Lens For My D750

Over the years, I have had people comment on my work; my photography. I am always pleased, of course, to hear the compliments and yes,...

Terri Watson,Photographer

A Necking Spectacle In Tanzania

'Necking' in the giraffe world is the most violent and unpleasant experience they're ever likely to engage in.

Terri Watson,Photographer

Lions, Elephants, Leopards, Giraffe ...

... the list goes on and on. The abundance of wildlife in Africa is remarkable. Capturing it in photographs is my passion. Whether it is...