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Oryx<\/p>\n

Actually the \u201cFringe-eared Oryx\u201d. I was surprised to find that there are two Oryxs possible in East Africa and Kenya, and that the \u201cFringe-eared\u201d is more likely in Tsavo East National Park were we found these. I had to look closely at the photos, but they do indeed have the distinctive fringe of dark hair on the ears. We evidently did not get far enough north to see the other Oryx: the Beisa Oryx, very similar but without the ear-fringe. Sony RX10iv at 600mm equivalent. Program mode. Processed in Polarr.<\/p>\n

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