Poppi has already found her feet at our Nursery. Her Keepers say she is remarkably self-sufficient for her age. She has the Nursery routines mapped out, knows where the best greens grow, and is not shy of starting a pushing match. Each evening, she insists on leading the whole herd home, her short legs racing to her stable with purpose. She lost her mother, but she has plenty of family around her now. Follow Poppi’s journey back to the wild by adopting her: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/o…

To see a critically endangered White-headed Vulture is always a bonus but to see a flock of 7 is a true rarity. With adults and juveniles together this must have been a family group.

The common Kestrel is capable of remaining almost motionless in the air, stabilizing itself by adjusting the position of its wings and tail according to the wind and air currents. It seems as if time has stopped.