Happy new year 2013 !!

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013 FROM SERENGETI !!

Hyvää uutta vuotta 2013 !!

Godt Nyttår 2013 !!

Feliz año nuevo 2013!!

Gott nytt år 2013!!

С Новым 2013 год!!

BUON ANNO A TUTTI!

                                                          HOPE TO SEE YOU THIS 2013!!

Bee Eaters

                   White throated bee eater

Little Bee-eater

Carmine bee-eater

Tanzania,The Land of Kilimanjaro,Serengeti and Zanzibar

Tanzania,The Land of Kilimanjaro,Serengeti and Zanzibar



Kilimanjaro.

Serengeti.

Zanzibar

              KARIBU TANZANIA! WELCOME TO TANZANIA

Zanzibar church

This Anglican church was constructed in 1877

Apart from having the most exotic beaches in East Africa, Zanzibar has also a very long, unique, multi-cultural history.

Name this bird

Name this bird! it is found and seen in Ngorongoro

Learn Swahili LANGUAGE AND CULTURE - 1

I will be trying to explain the names of animals in Swahili, I am also trying to translate in english some of old animal tales told by people who have lived with these animals for years, so we can learn a few things of Swahili language and culture.

Greetings: Mambo(Hei\ how are you?) - Poa ( Good)

WELCOME - KARIBU

THANK YOU - ASANTE SANA

MORNING - ASUBUHI

AFTERNOON - MCHANA

EVENING - USIKU

BYE BYE - KWAHERI

GOOD EVENING - USIKU MWEMA

In Swahili, wild beast is called NYUMBU:

Giraffe is called TWIGA, and Twiga is is the national identity animal of United republic of Tanzania

THE GREAT SERENGETI MIGRATION STORY - 1

Pictures and information shared with TTB sources:

Serengeti, the stage of one of the greatest natural productions in the world. It is here were over 1.3 million animals come together to take part in the Great Migration!. 

It looks spectacular, both in daylight and night!


The Great migration takes place once every year. The main actors and actresses of this huge production are the wildebeest.

These are in fact antelopes and are able to sense thunderstorms from up to 48km away!

 Wildebeest calves stand and move about in about 7 minutes after they are born. And in about 2 days, these little ones are able to keep up with their mothers once the Great Migration starts!