View across Lake Kilimbi, from the entrance roundabout on the campus of the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture (RICA). February 15, 2020.African pied wagtail. This bird is common on the RICA campus. The name is descriptive, as their tail is constantly moving up and down while they look for insects on the ground. February 11, 2020.A closer view of an African pied wagtail. February 15, 2020.The RICA campus Spine Road under construction, which traverses the length of campus. February 25, 2020.RICA students harvesting maize, with faculty direction. This crop was planted as part of RICA student’s Practical Farming course in Term 1, and fresh corn-on-the-cob was on the menu in the cafeteria from their labor. The remainder of the crop was left to dry on the stalk, then will be dried further on the cob before shelling. March 6, 2020.Helmeted guineafowl, Akagera National Park, February 22, 2020.Nile monitor, Akagera National Park, February 22, 2020. Approximately 2 m length.Water thick-knee, Akagera National Park, February 22, 2020.Hyena, Akagera National Park, February 22, 2020.Lilac-breasted roller, Akagera National Park, February 22, 2020.Sunrise along the Spine Road, RICA campus, February 20, 2020.
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Beautiful photos, Richard.
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Once again, beautiful photos. I like seeing all the progress at RICA but seeing the different birds and animals is what I really enjoy!
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