Lechwes Collection
"Graceful and Majestic: The Lechwes of London Zoo and the Okavango Delta" Step back in time to September 1921
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"Graceful and Majestic: The Lechwes of London Zoo and the Okavango Delta" Step back in time to September 1921, where a captivating black and white photo captures the essence of a Lechwe at London Zoo. Its slender body stands tall, exuding elegance amidst its surroundings. Fast forward three years to July 1924, another monochromatic snapshot reveals a Red Lechwe at London Zoo. This particular species showcases vibrant hues against the grayscale backdrop, showcasing its unique beauty. Venturing into Africa's enchanting Okavango Delta, an aerial view unveils a breathtaking sight - Red Lechwe running through water with unmatched grace. Picture No. 11072000 freezes this mesmerizing moment in time, highlighting their agility and adaptability within their natural habitat. As we delve deeper into Botswana's wetlands, Picture No. 10900815 captures adult females and calves joyfully leaping through water. Their synchronized movements depict unity within the herd as they navigate their watery playground. Not to be outdone by their female counterparts, an adult male takes center stage in Picture No. 10900816 as he fearlessly charges through the wetland habitat. His powerful strides showcase his strength and dominance within his environment. Renowned wildlife photographer Chris Harvey brings us closer than ever before to these magnificent creatures with two striking images from the Okavango Delta lagoon. In CRH 775, we witness a Red Lechwe dashing across the shimmering waters with unparalleled speed and agility. CRH 408 presents us with yet another awe-inspiring spectacle as a Red Lechwe splashes through the lagoon's depths effortlessly. These photographs encapsulate both their physical prowess and harmonious relationship with water. Returning once again to Botswana's Okavango Delta in all its glory is an image that epitomizes communal harmony among these antelopes - adult and immature males running and jumping together in wetland habitat.