Many people visit Aberdare Blog looking for creatures that inhabit Aberdare Park including the Bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus) a rare and elusive African antelope, the black rhino, the bush pig, or giant forest hog.
We apologise, but we are only able to offer ducks, geese and other birds, trees, flowers, a variety of fungi, the annual colourful Carnival and road races, and of course, last but not least, the Aberdare Park grey squirrels.
We are nonetheless very, very proud of our local wildlife, flora and fauna.
Aberdare Park in Wales is around 50 hectares. Aberdare National Park in Kenya is around 77,000 hectares. The mind boggles at this scale.
If our mathematics are correct, you could fit nearly 3790 Aberdare Parks into the Kenyan Aberdare National Park.
Why did the Kenyans name such a...
Statue; pink baby with sunglasses; Rhodri Morgan asleep; Lenin; Aberdare Skate Park; Keith Flint sketch; Aberdare National Park Kenya; Ken Livingstone & Arthur Scargill; Max Boyce… Boycezone; Bird with Sunflower; Blue Piggy; Smile; Tit poking your eye; Daft expression; Geraint Benney King of Comedy; Beer, beer, beer, beer, and beery shots; Buy Nothing Day; Liz; Vandana Shiva; Aberdare Africa sign and elephant shot; Teeth; Smile; Expression; Curvy statue; Doug Dowd; Marx and Engels… but what does all this mean ?
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I finished watching the program earlier and it held up to my pre-viewing expectations. It was shot in HDTV and whether it was my imagination or not, I thought the picture was sharper even though I haven’t got a HD set.
I didn’t realise that not all of the Wilderbeest migrated and the it’s start would initiated by the Zebras who would lead the Wilderbeest. Fascinating stuff. Neither did I know that there different breeds of Zebra, and that sadly a number of the Zebra subspecies are now extinct. I was aware that they were part of the equine family.Technorati Tags: animal+planet, wilderbeest, zebra, antelope, migration, savannah, nature, masai+mara, wildlife, kenya, animals, serengeti
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