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zimbart posted a photo:

Another shot from a lovely sunrise shoot I had in Mozambique. I was joined by a pack of local dogs, who once i'd managed to calm all 7 of them down, I enjoyed placing them in several compositions ( without them knowing of course ) as felt they offered something a little different. Hope you like it.

This interesting leafless climber seems a bit similar to Sarcostemma viminale at first. The flowers however are smaller on shorter pedicels and with very reflexed petals. The corona is also quite different.

Back in Chitengo this colourful Lasiocampid got attracted to my porch light.

NGO supported Food Program for an elementary school near Vilanculos, Mozambique.

Mozambique's children face many challenges. Rates of chronic malnutrition are as high as 53%.

Lusana (4 years) taking care of her little sister while their parents are working on the fields (Vilanculos, Mozambique).

A regular evening visitor to our camps in the Cheringoma Gorges was this large Owl Moth (although now separated into a different family Erebidae, owl moths still seems to be the most appropriate name to me).

This was a fun shot of the child looking back at me wondering why a white guy has stopped to talk to them. This is a quintessential African scene.

During my recent trip back to Mozambique I saw this woman walking through the village I was at. I asked her if could take her photo. This is a typical sight, but I rarely had the time to capture it on film. She was going out to work in her rice field which was close to being ready for harvest. I love the smile on her face, she was such a gracious woman.

I have always marveled at how Mozambican women can carry just about anything on their heads. (On her head is an enxada, or hoe.)

Douglas Condzo posted a photo:

Douglas Condzo posted a photo:

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This interesting leafless climber seems a bit similar to Sarcostemma viminale at first. The flowers however are smaller on shorter pedicels and with very reflexed petals. The corona is also quite different.

This interesting leafless climber seems a bit similar to Sarcostemma viminale at first. The flowers however are smaller on shorter pedicels and with very reflexed petals. The corona is also quite different.

Zalacain posted a photo:

Zalacain posted a photo:

While the regular subsp. forms dense clumps of more or less erect succullent stems with long, sharply angled, softly spine-like tubercles, this particular subsp. is characterised by its long prostrate more rounded stems with much shorter tubercles. It is considered endemic to coastal Mozambique where it was so far only recorded with certainty from locations on the southern side of the Save River mouth. The plants in the images are from at least 500 further North, found near the rim of the Mwenedzi River limestone gorge, where it was growing in the shade of stunted forest dominated by dense Androstachys johnstoniii (Lemombo Ironwood).

While the regular subsp. forms dense clumps of more or less erect succullent stems with long, sharply angled, softly spine-like tubercles, this particular subsp. is characterised by its long prostrate more rounded stems with much shorter tubercles. It is considered endemic to coastal Mozambique where it was so far only recorded with certainty from locations on the southern side of the Save River mouth. The plants in the images are from at least 500 further North, found near the rim of the Mwenedzi River limestone gorge, where it was growing in the shade of stunted forest dominated by dense Androstachys johnstoniii (Lemombo Ironwood).

Edited ISS036 image of Lake Tanganyika in south-central Africa.

This is one of the most visible signs of Chinese presence in Maputo. The two bottom floors are occupied by Horizon Ivato, a Chinese supermarket and department store. The upper floors are occupied by the Sogecoa Apart Hotel.

The highrise, centrally located along Avenida Vladimir Lenine, next to the Jardim Botânico de Tunduru,opened in 2004. It has 14 floors and is 167 feet tall.

Sogecoa is a branch of Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Group (AFECC), a Chinese construction and mining company which was established in 1992. AFECC has set up its branches in 22 countries in Africa, Europe, Asia, Caribbean and South Pacific, with heavy emphasis on Africa, and completed dozens of large and medium-sized projects, like this one, in more than thirty countries which were aided by the Chinese government.

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