Thanks Ralf. Elephant droppings are an important food source for many
smaller creatures. Insects, especially butterflies, savour the juices of
fresh dung. Many seeds (from pods & fruits) pass through undigested &
are sought after by small mammals & birds. Early in the mornings the
roads are strewn with Elephant dung - they are intelligent enough to use
the roads when there are no cars around but, by mid-day, it has all
miraculously been cleaned away. Fortunately there are no Unions involved!
Alan C
On 02-Sep-21 05:38 PM, Ralf R Radermacher wrote:
Am 02.09.21 um 16:38 schrieb Daniel J. Matyola:
You are fortunate to live among such exotic and charming animals.
Not to mention the charming droppings of those charming animals... :-)
Great shot.
Ralf
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