Dear All – many greetings from the hot, remote desert in Northern Kenya… Lots to catch up on here but firstly I would like to thank everyone for reading this blog and sending in your kind comments. A few days ago I visited the Kerio Valley in northwestern Kenya. It was a hot, sunny day [...]
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African Dudu Safaris
My name is Dino J. Martins and I love insects. The Kiswahili word for insect is dudu and if you didn't know already, insects rule the world! This blog is a virtual dudu safari through the fascinating world of bugs. Enjoy, leave a comment and send your pics of bugs you'd like identified to insects.eanhs@gmail.com -
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