Calendar

The Amrop Woodburn Mann Wildlife Calendar has been in production since 2006 and reflects our deep connection to the African continent. The images are taken by our Chairman and founder, Dr Trevor Woodburn, and our Managing Director, Andrew Woodburn and are enjoyed by wildlife and photography enthusiasts alike. The collection below is a photographic journey across the plains and oceans of Africa from calendars past.

JANUARY 2019

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Tip-toeing through the Water Lilies


Early morning on the Chobe River, Botswana, this young African Jacana chick wandered around the water lilies looking for something to eat with its very big feet providing support on the large water lily leaves.


African Jacana - Actophilornis africanus


The African Jacana has a distinctive rich chestnut body, white neck, yellow upper breast, black and white head and a blue frontal shield. The female is appreciably larger than males. Juveniles are paler with white body and no frontal shield.

They are common residents and local nomads at wetlands with floating vegetation, especially water lilies.


Nikon D500 with Sigma 150-600mm Sport f5.0-6.3 with 1,4 x Teleconverter,

effective focal length 850mm, 1/2500 sec @ f11, ISO 5600


Photograph by Trevor Woodburn



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