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A family of wild baboons sitting along the road from Mbale to Kampala in Uganda.
The African grey-crowned crane is Uganda's national bird.
Male lion at the Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala, Uganda.
Rhinoceros at the Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala, Uganda.
Chimpanzee at the Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala, Uganda.
Impala at the Uganda Wildlife Education Center (zoo) near Kampala, Uganda.
A small compound in Uganda. These usually house an extended family clan. The families each have their own dwellings and cooperatively farm the surrounding land.
A family compound in Uganda with thatched rondavels (huts) that are built of stick frames and packed with mud (or sometimes with bricks faced with mud), then covered with a straw or reed roof.
A frame for a rondavel (house) in Uganda, usually about 3 m (10 ft) to 5 m (16 ft) in diameter.
Mount Elgon is an extinct shield volcano on Uganda's border with Kenya. Two national parks, one on each side of the border, protect the area around the mountain.
Guinea birds are ubiquitous in Uganda and may be either wild or domesticated.
Marabou storks, pictured here in Uganda, have one of the largest wingspans of any land bird.
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