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Superb Colleen, what a magnificent animal and beautiful captured.
Andy
Andy
Two splendid images of this beautiful creature.
Fantastic shots - maybe he had forgotten something! 
Carol
Carol
Excellent captures Colleen, V2 a slight favourite this morning,
Fred.
Fred.
I love V 1
She has attitude / a purpose /...and looks sexy in an elephant way.
She has attitude / a purpose /...and looks sexy in an elephant way.
Excellent captures Colleen, great write up
Cliff
Cliff
Morning Colleen. Wonderful captures. I like Lillian am very envious and hope one day for a lottery win 
Kathryn
Kathryn
Such magnificent animals and very well presented here; I was a little concerned about V3 since it is my understanding that elephants sleep standing up, but your write up relieved my fears.
Snow? Colleen please hang on to it for as long as possible since we don't want it on this side of the equator.
Tish
Snow? Colleen please hang on to it for as long as possible since we don't want it on this side of the equator.
Tish
Typical female, can't make her mind up!! 
Well captured, Colleen, and more fascinating info.
Dave
Well captured, Colleen, and more fascinating info.
Dave
hmmm Dave's feeling brave this morning lol two nice on the move captures Colleen and as you rightly say v3 looks like a big rock
Graham
Graham
A nice Pachyderm study
I've heard of zebra crossings, but here we've got an elephant crossing!! A super set, Colleen, with V1 being my fave
Trev
A super set, Colleen, with V1 being my fave Trev
great capture and a wonderful right up Colleen
Colleen I love your explanations of the pictures. In V1 she looks not only alert (as you pointed out) but also very energetic and determined. She is not holding down her head, which is an image that I have in mind when I think of elephants.
Awesome pictures, I guess one must be nervous about them...They can be lethal, like bears, thanks God I never saw one during my year in Montana.
M
Awesome pictures, I guess one must be nervous about them...They can be lethal, like bears, thanks God I never saw one during my year in Montana.
M
intriguing to learn about their habits.
Now I like to think of myself as braver than most out on my own, but if I would see myself confronted with V1 on the way home, I would probably drop my jaw and do the fastest U turn known to humankind.
So you are much braver than me... I would rahter have looked for a good spot for the U turn than for a camera
Now I like to think of myself as braver than most out on my own, but if I would see myself confronted with V1 on the way home, I would probably drop my jaw and do the fastest U turn known to humankind.
So you are much braver than me... I would rahter have looked for a good spot for the U turn than for a camera
