Mountain silverback gorilla, a photo from Kisoro, Southern

Photographer's Note

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a unique safari spot in the world. The Bwindi population of 340 wild mountain gorillas, half of the total remaining number of this critically endangered primate, is a major draw. The park is home to a total of 10 primate species and some 110 other mammal species (including African elephants), over 350 bird species and some 200 butterflies, and 220 tree species, the dense forests here are one of the most divers eco-systems in Africa.

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macondo (20449) 2018-01-08 4:53

Hi Bertrand.
A wonderful shot, so sharp in showing the gorilla's hair and eyes, only emphasised by the blurry foliage in the foreground. But I wonder if you were up really close, or used a long lens. Anyway, it's a terrific shot.
Regards,
Andrew