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Throwback Thursday! Food vendors selling fish to passengers on Malawi's lake ferry, the MV Ilala. Lake Malawi - 1967. All rights reserved by Laird A. Scott. For more information about Zano, please visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
A malachite kingfisher in Malawi's Liwonde National Park. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
A squacco heron in Malawi's Liwonde National Park. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
Hippos and warthogs grazing together in Malawi's Liwonde National Park. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â

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Sunset on the Shire River in Malawi's Liwonde National Park. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
A lichtenstein hartebeest in Malawi's Liwonde National Park. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
Four zebras in Malawi's Liwonde National Park. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
A sable antelope in a mopane forest in Malawi's Liwonde National Park. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
Along the Shire River, north of Liwonde Town. In beautiful Malawi. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â

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Near Liwonde, a fisherman smokes in a dugout canoe on Malawi's Shire River. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
In a rural village in Chikwawa District, Malawi. All rights reserved by Travis Lupick. For more information about Zano, please visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
Just west of Liwonde Town, after the roadblock near the Kamuzu Barrage. Photo (c) by Koen Heikens. For more information about Zano, visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â
In a village near Blantyre, Malawi. All rights reserved by Travis Lupick. For more information about Zano, please visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.
A delightful baby and mother in a rural village in southern Malawi. All rights reserved by Travis Lupick. For more information about Zano, please visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.

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Egrets in Malawi's Liwonde National Park. All rights reserved by Travis Lupick. For information about Zano, please visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.
A child in the southern region of Malawi. All rights reserved by Travis Lupick. For information about Zano, please visit www.ProtectAfrica.org.Â