Murchison Falls, Uganda

The Victoria Nile, a river which begins in Uganda, forms the upper section of the Nile River and squeezes through Murchison Falls. // (c) Bob Demyan

Visitors can tour Murchison Falls National Park by land safari or boat trip. // (c) Bob Demyan

A warthog and its baby, spotted from a boat tour // (c) Bob Demyan

The Crested Crane is the national bird of Uganda. // (c) Bob Demyan

A Nile crocodile stretches his jaws. // (c) Bob Demyan

Most bee-eaters are found in Africa. // (c) Bob Demyan

The Woodland Kingfisher // (c) Bob Demyan

Murchison Falls is a popular birding destination. // (c) Bob Demyan

Colobus monkey // (c) Bob Demyan

An elephant and its baby travel along the edge of the river. // (c) Bob Demyan

The current gets more turbulent by Murchison Falls. // (c) Bob Demyan

The top of Murchison Falls // (c) Bob Demyan

There is a high concentration of animals at Murchison Falls National Park. // (c) Bob Demyan

Pied Kingfishers are typically found in pairs. // (c) Bob Demyan

Yellow Weaver // (c) Bob Demyan

The white rhinoceros is actually grey. // (c) Bob Demyan

Malachite Kingfisher // (c) Bob Demyan

A church procession // (c) Bob Demyan

Murchison Falls National Park // (c) Bob Demyan

Some visitors to Murchison Falls also visit Kampala, which is about five hours away. // (c) Bob Demyan

Nakasero market in Kampala // (c) Bob Demyan

Nakasero market // (c) Bob Demyan

Nakasero market // (C) Bob Demyan