Brachystegia Stock Photos and Images
RMA66B9P–Close up portrait of Masai Giraffe Brachystegia tree behind Masai Mara National Reserve Kenya
RMJW1A8P–A tall Msasa tree (Brachystegia spiciformis) also known as zebrawood growing in an open savanna
RMC93848–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. Male nyala, a spiral-horned antelope in the brachystegia woodland.
RFR0GW7J–A original flag of Malawi on toothpick on black background. Consists of a horizontal triband of black, red and green. Charged with a red rising sun w
RFWB0RYW–Male southern masked weaver (Ploceus intermedius) flying away from his nest on a mimosa bush in Liwonde National Park, Malawi.
RMJW1A60–A tall Msasa tree (Brachystegia spiciformis) also known as zebrawood growing in an open savanna
RMDW8N0H–Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe in summer with bright green colours and mountainous habitat. Winding road, hills.
RMAX5NF8–Chisimba, Zambia. Tree with red flowers sprouting from the trunk against a barren background; Brachystegia sp.
RMBCD1B0–MIOMBO WOODLAND (Brachystegia sp) and Inselbergs (Julbernadia sp.). Forest type of the central African plateau Northern Zambia.
RMA6TJ32–Africa, East Africa, Tanzania, Gombe National Park, Chimpanzee male, Konrad among brachystegia trees
RMC9385A–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. Male nyala, a spiral-horned antelope in the brachystegia woodland.
RFR0KH17–A original flag of Malawi on toothpick on black background. Consists of a horizontal triband of black, red and green. Charged with a red rising sun w
RM2AFNHGJ–. Occasional papers of the California Academy of Sciences. FlGLRE 28. The sa anna (Brachvstegia) woodlands of the Congo-Zambezi di ide havethe greatest diversit> of higher embiid taxa. Nests of female Enveja (Fig. 29A) werepresent on low shrubs in this scene. ROSS: EMBIA. BIOSYSTEMATICS OF THE ORDER EMBIIDINA, PART 2 25. Figure 29A. Silk webs in a leaf cluster. Such leaves maybe dead or alive on low understory vegetation. This habitatis chiefly used by species of Enveja Navas occurring in cer-tain portions of Africas Brachystegia woodlands. By oc-cupation of leaf clusters, females and the
RMB7PX60–The Silvery Greater Galago (Otolemur monteiri) is a nocturnal primate from the galago family. It is usually found in Brachystegi
RM2AFNGKX–. Occasional papers of the California Academy of Sciences. Figure 29A. Silk webs in a leaf cluster. Such leaves maybe dead or alive on low understory vegetation. This habitatis chiefly used by species of Enveja Navas occurring in cer-tain portions of Africas Brachystegia woodlands. By oc-cupation of leaf clusters, females and their early brood es-cape excessive soil moisture in the rainy season. With rain-fall decline, the embiids move down into leaf litter and, fi-nally, into soil cracks to escape dry conditions and fires.. Figure 29B. OpcncJ Lm^ju nc^i revealing female guard-ing eggs. Unlike
RMRGHR3A–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Entom Supp. ETHIOPIAN XASL'TITERMITIX 1.. Map 2. Vegetation of Africa showing divisions significant in termite distribution. (1-5), montane types ; (6), temperate and subtropical grassland ; (7), moist forest at low and medium altitudes ; (8-9), forest-savannah mosaic ; (16), moist woodlands ; (17-19), Isoberlinia and Brachystegia-Julbernardia woodlands and savannahs ; (20-21), relatively dry savannah-woodlands ; (22), woodland with abundant Colophospermum mopane ; (24, 26, and 27), grass steppes ; (25), wooded steppe with abundant Acacia and
RMRGHPGB–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Entom Supp. ETHIOPIAN N ASUTITEK M II I X A E <»i This species is distributed over a much greater area than was recorded in a previous paper (Sands, 1957), from Mount Kullo in northern Eritrea, to southern Natal. It appears to be found mainly in vegetation types ranging from savannah woodland with Brachystegia and Jidbcmardia to wooded steppe with Acacia and Commiphora (Keay et al., 1959, types 9, 18, 19, 20, 25, and 26). These areas are shaded on the map. It has only rarely been found in Colophospennum mopanc woodland (Type 22).. Map 20. T
RMRGHFXC–. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club. . Plate II Cisticola carruthersi: left, two adults; right, two immatures. References: Britton, P. L. & Harper, J. F. 1969. Some new distributional records for Kenya. Bull. B.O.C. 89: 162-165. Jackson, F. J. 1938. The Birds of Kenya Colony and Uganda Protectorate. Gurney and Jackson, London. Mackworth-Praed, C. W. & Grant, C. H. B. 1955. Birds of eastern and north-eastern Africa. Vol. 11. Longmans, London. Birds in Brachystegia microphyllum in southern Tanzania by R. Stjernstedt Received 14th November, 1969 In Brachystegia microphyllum woo
RMC93839–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. The Mkulumadzi River runs down to join the Shire River though Majete's brachystegia woodland.
RMC938BH–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. A herd of elephants come down to the edge of the Shire River to drink
RMC938BF–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. A herd of elephants come down to the edge of the Shire River to drink
RMC93834–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. Family on safari cross the Mkulumadzi River in their safari vehicle.
RMC93835–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. Family on safari cross the Mkulumadzi River in their safari vehicle.
RMC938C6–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. Family on safari look out across the Shire River from their safari vehicle. MR
RMC938C7–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. Family on safari look out across the Shire River from their safari vehicle. MR
RMC938C2–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. An elephant walks across the main track through Majete in the late afternoon.
RMC938DH–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. A family of hippopotamus relax in the sunshine on an island in the Shire River.
RMC938DK–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. A young hippopotamus relaxes in the sunshine on an island in the Shire River.
RMC938DT–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. A hippopotamus crosses a narrow sand bar in the Shire River.
RMC938BN–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. A young elephant exerts his dominance by standing tall and spreading his ears.
RMC938BP–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. A young elephant tests the scent in the air beside the Shire River.
RMC938C3–Malawi, Majete Wildlife Reserve. A cow elephant with her calf walks across the main track through Majete in the late afternoon.
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