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Acasia tree Stock Photos and Images
RMG0KP6R–Gurage, Ethiopia, October 2013 The juniper forest in this area is already eroded due to deforestation. An acasia tree grown on a family plot alongside enset.
RM2WWHCF6–Acasia tree infected by rust fungus (Uromycladium sp., possibly U. tepperianum?). Photo from Maasai Mara, Kenya (2018).
RMFW0X6M–Lake Langano, Ethiopia, October 2013 Alutu Ridge – villagers have stacked stones in the riverbed to protect the road from erosion.
RM2J1RE6K–Cattle and ox-carts on the move. This main road on the outskirts of Meru, Kenya, has become impassable to cars after heavy rain.
RM2AA2CEX–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RMPN457G–NOT 1098823 EARLY MOORNING MIST Serengeti national Park Tanzania East Africa lone acasia tree
RMHWFMTT–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RM2WWHCG7–Acasia tree infected by rust fungus (Uromycladium sp., possibly U. tepperianum?). Photo from Maasai Mara, Kenya (2018).
RMACGHHJ–WESTERN SOMALIA 27th FEB 2006 A thin camel uses its nimble lips to eat the leaves off a thorny acasia tree
RM2AA2CF5–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RMHWFMTY–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RM2WWHCF5–Acasia tree infected by rust fungus (Uromycladium sp., possibly U. tepperianum?). Photo from Maasai Mara, Kenya (2018).
RMAC6R4Y–WESTERN SOMALIA 27th FEB 2006 A thin camel uses its nimble lips to eat the leaves off a thorny acasia tree
RM2AA2CF2–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RMHWFMTP–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RMACGHMJ–WESTERN SOMALIA 27th FEB 2006 A thin camel uses its nimble lips to eat the leaves off a thorny acasia tree
RM2AA2CEM–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RMFW0X2E–Meki region, Ethiopia, October 2013 In Ademi Tulu district, the Habarnosa animal rearing pasture is used to fatten investor’s cattle.
RMHWFMTW–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RM2JDTNDJ–Flooded acasia tree serves as a resting place for cattle egrets and great cormorants in Lake Naivasha, Kenya.
RM2JD80BE–Flooded acasia tree serves as a resting place for cattle egrets and great cormorants in Lake Naivasha, Kenya.
RM2AA2CEW–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RMHWFMTX–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RM2JDW4P7–Colony of Cattle Egrets (Bulbulcus ibis) resting in a submerged acasia tree in Lake Naivasha, Kenya.
RMHWFMTM–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
RM2JHGYH8–Sunrize among submerged fever trees (Yellow--barked acasia) at Lake Naivasha, Kenya. July 2013.
RM2JEKBFX–Big herd of Impala anteloped (Aepyceros melampus) in front of the forest of Fever Trees (Acasia xanthophloea) at Lake Nakuru, Kenya.
RMHWFMTN–Local blacksmith of Datoga Tribe and his children working in the shade of an Acasia tree. Lake Eyasi, northern Tanzania.
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