Really great photo. Although the title is misleading - I thought it was some kind of aviary next to a cafe where visitors could have tea and watch the birds (really).
Continuing on the title (but going off on a tangent), you Brits are respsonsible for getting me addicted to hot tea. I used to never drink hot drinks (unlike most Americans, I cannot stand the taste or smell of coffee), but after my last trip across the pond I started drinking it regularly. Now if I could just get British and European restaurants to start serving iced tea, we would have an even exchange!
Really great photo. Although the title is misleading - I thought it was some kind of aviary next to a cafe where visitors could have tea and watch the birds (really).
Sorry I didn't mean to mislead you. The birds are fed at 2.30 pm (don't get confused by the EXIF data, my camera is set to GMT), so I could have called it a late lunch - but that might have been equally confusing.
If you've never seen the tsavo bird feed its one of the highlights of any visit! Incredible to see the birds catch their lunch live in the air! A must see. Think it's alternate days at 2.45pm in winter this live feed transfers to tropical realm.
