SASSCAL ObservationNet - Cameia National Park (S76) - Photo gallery

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Cameia National Park Infosheet

Cameia National Park Photo gallery

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Cameia National Park

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Cameia National Park (S76) - Photo gallery

Flooded savanna of Cameia National Park

© Paulina Meller

Elevated tree islets surrounded by flooded grasslands

© Paulina Meller

Dry suffrutex-grassland passing over into flooded plains

© Paulina Meller

Fishdams, suffrutex-grassland and open woodlands at Cameia National Park

© Paulina Meller

Abrupt forest-grassland transition

© Manfred Finckh

Open woodland islets within the flooded savanna

© Manfred Finckh

Flooded grasslands and dam with fish traps

© Manfred Finckh

Uapaca kirkiana in open suffrutex-grassland

© Manfred Finckh

Dam with fish traps, constructed by locals

© Manfred Finckh

Fishing dam

© Manfred Finckh

Fish beeing dried on tables in the sun

© Manfred Finckh

Caught fish are dried on tables in the bush

© Paulina Meller

Catfish, spread out in the sun to dry

© Manfred Finckh

Small fish, spread out in the sun to dry, is the main product of local fishery

© Manfred Finckh

Drying fish

© Manfred Finckh

Locals with selfmade fish traps on the dam of the Benguela Railway

© Manfred Finckh

Fishermen on the dam of the Benguela Railway

© Manfred Finckh

Base camp for observatory work at Cameia National Park

© Paulina Meller

Flooding aspect during observatory survey

© Manfred Finckh

Open woodland on an islet

© Paulina Meller

Dense alluvial forest of jungle appearence

© Manfred Finckh

cut, glue-exuding fruits of Voacanga thouarsii, growing in the alluvial forests

© Manfred Finckh

Minor obstacles in getting to Cameia National Park

© Paulina Meller

Hyparrhenia rufa in the evening sun

© Paulina Meller

Syzygium guineense, a common plant species at Cameia National Park

© Paulina Meller

Syzygium guineense, growing in flooded grassland

© Paulina Meller

Nymphaea caerulea, appearing with rising water levels in the savanna

© Paulina Meller

Mantis on the hunt

© Paulina Meller

Hertpetofauna

© Manfred Finckh

Strophanthus welwitschii

© Manfred Finckh

Toad

© Manfred Finckh

Drosera bequaertii, common on the flooded plains

© Manfred Finckh

Wildflowers of the wet grasslands

© Manfred Finckh