Liwonde Collection

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Africa; Malawi; Liwonde National Park; Malachite kingfisher sitting on branch Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Malawi; Liwonde National Park; Yellowbilled egret standing in water Date: 09/03/2005

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Africa; Malawi; Liwonde National Park; Crocodile laying in the sun Date: 09/03/2005

Brothers
Antonio Grambone

Grass With Dew On It At Dawn, Liwonde National Park; Malawi

Reflections Across The Calm Waters Of The Shire River, Liwonde National Park; Malawi

Hippo (Hippopotamus Amphibius) Peeking Out From The Shire River, Liwonde National Park; Malawi

Hippo Snorting Spray Of Water In The Shire River, Liwonde National Park; Malawi

Wary Impala (Aepyceros Melampus) Looking Through Bushes At Dawn, Liwonde National Park; Malawi

Crocodile On The Banks Of The Shire River, Liwonde National Park; Malawi

Egrets Taking Flight, Liwonde National Park; Malawi

Masked Weaver Hanging From Nest On The Banks Of The Shire River, Liwonde National Park; Malawi

A woman shades her child as she inspects a rich fish haul drying in the sun.& #x26; #x0B; 363 miles long and covering one fifth of Malawi

Malawi, Liwonde. View downstream along the Shire River from the barrage near Liwonde

A man makes attractive floor mats from dried palm fronds near Liwonde

A wood carver puts the finishing touches to a Chiefs chair. These two-piece, three-legged stools with high, decorated backs are beautifully made from hard wood and have become popular with tourists

Hippopotamus. Liwonde National Park. Malawi. Africa

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Liwonde National Park in Malawi is a breathtaking oasis where nature's wonders unfold. As the sun rises, the grass glistens with dew, casting an ethereal glow on the landscape (DDE-90021146). The calm waters of the Shire River mirror the world around them, creating mesmerizing reflections that seem to stretch into infinity (DDE-90021145). Amongst this serene setting, two brothers roam freely - hippos playfully peeking out from the river's depths (DDE-90021144). With a snort and a spray of water, they remind us of their majestic presence in Liwonde National Park (Hippo Snorting Spray Of Water In The Shire River). As dawn breaks, a wary impala gazes through bushes, ever watchful for any signs of danger (Wary Impala Looking Through Bushes At Dawn). Alongside them stands a crocodile on the riverbank; its ancient eyes surveying its domain with quiet authority (Crocodile On The Banks Of The Shire River). In this harmonious ecosystem, egrets take flight gracefully against an azure sky. Their wings spread wide as they soar above Liwonde National Park's lush landscapes and shimmering waters (Egrets Taking Flight). On the banks of the Shire River hangs a masked weaver from its intricately woven nest. Its vibrant plumage adds splashes of color to this already picturesque scene while reminding us of nature's artistry at work (Masked Weaver Hanging From Nest On The Banks Of The Shire River). Liwonde National Park is not just a place; it is an enchantment that captivates our senses and reminds us how truly remarkable our planet can be.