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Down to Earth Films

@Down2EarthFilms

Wildlife, travel and charity film-makers & photographers. Recently returned from Africa & Asia. For business enquiries contact [email protected]

 Bristol, England
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Joined November 2016
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A turnstone at Doñana National Park in southern Spain
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We have a new website! Check it out at downtoearthfilms.com #wildlife #filming #photography
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Africa boasts beauty in both large and the small. This is, we think, a Red Headed Agama Lizard, seen basking under the Ugandan sun.
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Offbeat Safaris@OffbeatSafaris10 Feb 2017
Nalengu the resident #leopard @OffbeatMaraCamp in @maranorth Conservancy. Game viewing amazing now. #Easter availability @Down2EarthFilms
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Offbeat Safaris@OffbeatSafaris9 Feb 2017
Great video of the @OffbeatMaraCamp pride & cubs at play. Over 25 lion in the pride & they live just outside camp! @Down2EarthFilms
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The @maranorth Conservancy is full of game including this stunning cheetah family seen @OffbeatMaraCamp Great shot from @Down2EarthFilms
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Trees are the perfect base for leopards, providing views of surrounding terrain, allowing them to stash away kills and avoid roaming lions.
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We found this lioness watching over her cubs early one morning in the Masai Mara, Kenya. #wildlife #photography
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Science is not a partisan issue. Science is the foundation of our society—we owe so much to peer-reviewed scientific research. #resist
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This buffalo made a friend while taking a bath in the Kazinga channel, Uganda. Like and retweet for more images like this!
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Four gulls flying over Lake Mburo in Uganda. This was taken while riding a boat around the perimeter of the lake one evening.
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A very wise looking white colobus monkey we found at a swamp in Kibale National Park, Uganda.
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We got up and close to this beauty on the River Nile in Uganda. It goes without saying that we kept our meeting brief!
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Warthogs are tricky little animals to photograph. They are very skittish & generally seen from behind with their tails high in the air!
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A Red-throated bee-eater shows off its colourful plumage along the river Nile in Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda
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A stunning elephant just after a charge in Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda. #wildlife # photography #elephant #africa
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Here is a 60 second preview of our latest film project promoting the wonderful Offbeat Safaris located in the Masai Mara, Kenya.
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32km’s long, the Kazinga Channel in Uganda is a dominant feature of Queen Elizabeth National Park, linking Lake Edward and Lake George.
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We have an Instagram too! Check out our profile at DownToEarthFilms on Instagram, we have more images on their way after the Xmas break!
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We humans are the biggest threat to these gentle giants. 8% of the African elephant population… instagram.com/p/BOC3JE7jY1g/
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