These are wildlife photos taken by our Founder and Director Sandor Havasi in Tanzania last February. The locations for these photos include Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater, Central Serengeti, South Serengeti. and East Serengeti. This is part of the video series Wildlife of Tanzania You can find out more information about Havasi Wilderness Foundation at our website www.havasiwf.org Music provided by The Vincentians www.vincentians.org

Various bird species at Bolsa Chica Wetlands in Huntington Beach, CA. Species include Northern Pintails, Buffleheads, Northern Shovelers, Green-winged Teals, Greater Scaups, American Avocets, Grebes, Snowy Egrets, and a Great Blue Heron. Video by Sandor Havasi

Elephant seal colony in Big Sur, CA. Elephant seals form colonies on the beach for a few short months from late fall through winter during their breeding season. After giving birth, the females nurse the pups, breed with the males, and leave. The pups stay on shore after both the males and females have returned to the ocean. Elephant seals were once hunted almost to extinction, but are now protected by the Marine Mammal Protection Act and have made an impressive recovery. Video by Sandor Havasi Visit www.havasiwf.org

Why do you think this little hawk is bobbing its head? For more wildlife videos, photos, and stories, visit www.havasiwf.org and www.facebook.com/havasiwf

Coyotes hot on the trail near Agoura Hills, CA For more wildlife videos, photos, and stories, visit www.havasiwf.org and www.facebook.com/havasiwf

If you are a resident of Southern California, it is likely that you have spotted these wild parakeets at some point. To learn more about how these birds made a home so far from their native habitat, visit the blog on Havasi Wilderness Foundation's website: http://www.havasiwf.org/the-concrete-jungle-uncovering-the-mystery-of-wild-parrots-in-southern-california/ www.havasiwf.org