The Dugmore-Harris expedition to East Africa which was made to photograph wildlife in its natural surroundings. From a hide by a water-hole the following are observed:-

R1.1. Oryx (401-587); Marabou stork (589-752); eagle (735-775); wart hogs (777-892); jackal (905-960); Grevy zebra (966-1247).

Rl. 2. Reticulated giraffe (10-62); giraffe, zebra and oryx drinking; oryx at play (170-186); guinea fowl (208-251); secretary bird (265-270); spur flowl (278-288); greater bustard (296-371); elephants (781-826); baboons (878-981).

RL. 3 - Synopsis missing.

Rl. 4. Giraffes (1-331); zebra (343-690); eland (698-736); rhino (750-1026).

Rl. 5. Hippos (200-268); monkeys (274-398); impala gazelle (408-448); antelope (460-752); ants (764-824).

Rl. 6. Buffalo (13-272); hartebeest (272-410); wildebeest (410-444); vultures (457-490); The life and customs of the Wakamba people and the `Ngoma' dance or `dance of the Meru Kikuyu' (962). (6137ft).