3149 Moremi is still very watery thanks to the dry season flood from the Okavango river

3150 There is lots of permanent water in Moremi

3151 Receding water levels

3152 The flood plain boundary is clearly delineated by the abrupt cessation of tree growth

3153 Ideal habitat for red lechwe

3154 Drying out rapidly

3155 Spot the two fish eagles

3156 Just how easily an elephant can hide

3157 River channels meander through the reserve

3158 Small lakes like this are a favoutite haunt for hippos

3159 The hippos entry point can be seen in the bottom right of this photo

3160 The dried grasses and sedges provide perfect cover for a hunting leopard

3161 River channel

3162 Tree growing from old termite mound overlooking floodplain

3163 Elephants playing in the Khwai river

3164 These elephants are all young bulls

3165 Another floodplain

3166 The dry area of Eastern Moremi is known as the Mopane tongue

3167 Elephant damage in the Mopane tongue

3168 Elephant damage is widespread in the Mopane forests

3169 The grasses are browning in the intense heat as the ploodplain dries out

3170 Elephants open up new channels in the marsh areas

3171 A completely dried out flood plain near Mboma boat station

3172 Zebras are plentiful in the savannah areas