When we first pulled up to the swamp we saw the adult elephants feeding and interacting.
It was only a while later as they started to come out that we suddenly realised that there were two babies with the group. The babies had been completely submerged and the long grass had hidden them from view.
The mother elephants actually had quite a task getting the two babies out of the swamp, as the babies thought that their playtime was much more important than whatever might come next.
This photo connects with some of my earlier posts showing the two baby elephants playing.

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at a falconry center… this Panasonic/Leica lens is incredibly sharp! Even at maximum aperture.

DG 100-400mm f/4-6.3; with DMC-GX8.

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Au Parc Michel-Chartrand de Longueuil, au Québec, les cerfs vivent en liberté toute l’année….

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