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| This lizard was strategically placed every morning right next to the outdoor shower - I'm sure Cassandra was delighted!! |
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| The hornbill - seemed like flying was the hardest thing for this bird and you can hear them coming a mile off as they swoop down and crash into the trees. |
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| The maribou stork - they look prehistoric |
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In the staffroom at school. Our first day we were discussing schedules and timetables with bats flying around our heads like it was the most normal thing in the world. |
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They were also nesting in the roof of our house. At night they make an unbelievable amount of noise and worse still a lot of mess. What I am trying to say is that for a while there we were being shat upon...numerous times....on a nightly basis. |
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| I think this is a baby monitor lizard which we found on Mirembe beach. |
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| The 'Pied Kingfisher'. |
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| Monkeys (probably up to no good.) |
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| Seriously, they may look innocuos enough but don't trust monkeys.Ever. |
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| The malakite. |
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| These are all nests made by the weaver birds. |
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We found this guy on top of Cassandra's mosquito net one morning. Needless to say she wasn't best pleased about it. I did the manly thing and asked a small girl to come and remove it but later we found out it was already dead. |
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| One of the many humming birds that we saw but the only one I managed to get a decent picture of. |
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