Ruwenzori Collection (page 2)

Waterfall at Mount Stanley, Ruwenzori, Uganda

Young Giant Lobelias and Giant Groundsel (Tree Senecio) in deep moss on Freshfield Pass in the Rwenzoris, Uganda

Senecias and lobelias in the upper Mobuku valley Mobuku, Uganda

The Giant Lobelias (Lobelia bequaertii) of the Rwenzoris are especially adapted to the high levels of UV radiation, humidity, and near-daily frost

Young Giant Lobelia (Lobelia wollastonii) in the high mountains of the Rwenzoris, Uganda

Giant Groundsel, Tree Senecio (dendrosenecio erici-rosenii) with moss and old mans beard lichen (usnea) in the upper Mobuku Valley (3900m) of the Rwenzoris, Rwenzori, Uganda

Young Giant Groundsels (Dendrosenecio, Tree Senecio) in the Rwenzoris at Mt. Speke, Uganda

Strohblumengebuesch with moss in the Rwenzori, Uganda

Rain forest with wild banana, Ruwenzori, Uganda

Bamboo Forest, Ruwenzori, Uganda

Lobelia wollastoni in fresh snow at 4200m, Ruwenzori, Uganda
Lobelia wollastoni in fresh snow, Ruwenzori, Uganda

Mountain Forest (at 4200m) of Giant Groundsel or Tree Senecio at Mount Stanley, Rwenzori, Uganda
Mountain Forest at Mt. Stanley, Rwenzori, Uganda

Hikers are crossing river Mobuku with the help of the old Kurt Shafer Bridge
Hikers at old Kurt Shafer Bridge, Uganda

Mount Baker with Bujuku bog and Bujuku lake (3900m) in the Rwezori Mountains, Uganda
Mount Baker and Bujuku bog, Rwenzori, Uganda

Dense Rain forest of Giant Heather trees with lichen and mosses and Giant lobelias
Tropical Mountain Forest, Rwenzori, Uganda

Lower Bigo Bog with Gaint Lobelias (Lobelia bequaertii) in the Rwenzori Mts, Uganda
Lower Bigo Bog in the Rwenzori Mountains, Uganda

The Portal Peaks in the Rwenzori, Uganda. The Rwenzori Mountain Range is a National Park
The Portal Peaks in the Rwenzori, Uganda

Dense forest of Giant Groundsel, Tree Senecio (Dendrosenecio adnivalis) at the Congolese side of Mt. Speke. Africa, East Africa, Congo, Rwenzori

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Ruwenzori Sun Squirrel - adult on a tree branch (Heliosciurus ruwenzorii vulcaniu) Date:

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Ruwenzori Double Collared Sunbird (Cinnyris stuhlmanni) Date:

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Ruwenzori Black and White Colobus Monkey (Colobus angolensis ruwenzorii) Date:

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The Ruwenzori Mountains, also known as the "Mountains of the Moon, " are a majestic range located in East Africa. With their snow-capped peaks and lush green valleys, they offer breathtaking views that leave visitors in awe. 🏔️ DDE-90022911: Standing tall at an impressive height of 5, 109 meters, Margherita Peak is the highest point in the Ruwenzori range. Its summit offers panoramic vistas that stretch for miles. DDE-90022909: The Ruwenzori Mountains are home to unique flora and fauna found nowhere else on Earth. From giant lobelias to colorful birds like the Rwenzori turaco, this region is a biodiversity hotspot. DDE-90022893: Exploring these mountains requires determination and endurance due to their challenging terrain. Hiking through moss-covered forests and crossing icy rivers will test your limits but reward you with unforgettable experiences. DDE-90022896: The glaciers atop Mount Stanley's peaks have been receding over time due to climate change. Witnessing these natural wonders before they disappear forever serves as a stark reminder of our planet's vulnerability. DDE-90022895: The local Bakonzo people have inhabited the foothills for centuries, adapting to its harsh conditions while preserving their rich cultural heritage. Engaging with them provides insights into their traditional way of life. DDE-90022894: Waterfalls cascade down steep cliffs throughout the mountain range, creating picturesque scenes straight out of a fairy tale. These enchanting sights make every step taken towards reaching higher altitudes worthwhile. DDE-90022892: Sir Henry Morton Stanley was one of the first explorers who ventured into these mountains during his famous African expeditions in search of Dr. David Livingstone. His accounts brought international attention to this hidden gem. DDE-90022888.