Lake Albert Collection

Bee-eater, Lake Albert (Albert Nyanza), Uganda, East Africa

Shoebill (Balaeniceps rex), Lake Albert (Albert Nyanza), Uganda, East Africa

Sir Samuel White Baker (engraving)
815698 Sir Samuel White Baker (engraving) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Samuel White Baker (1821-1893)

Samuel White Baker (engraving)
815690 Samuel White Baker (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Samuel White Baker (1821-1893)

The Duke of Edinburgh starting for a Kangaroo-Hunt at the Campbell-House Station, Lake Albert
1588493 The Duke of Edinburgh starting for a Kangaroo-Hunt at the Campbell-House Station, Lake Albert, South Australia (engraving) by English School

Sir Samuel Baker (b / w photo)
815719 Sir Samuel Baker (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir Samuel Baker (1821-1893)

African Sacred Ibis (Threskiornis aethiopicus) foraging, Semuliki National Park, Uganda

Lake Albert Hotel Butiaba 1936 Uganda
Lake Albert Hotel near Butiaba. 1936, Uganda, Butiaba

Uganda Victoria Nile Lake Albert Hotel Buitaba
Uganda. Victoria Nile. The Lake Albert Hotel near Buitaba. 1936, Uganda, Butiaba

Uganda Victoria Nile Mouth river Lake Albert
Uganda. Victoria Nile. Mouth of the river on Lake Albert. 1936, Uganda

Sir Henry Morton Stanley And His Emin Pasha Relief Expedition Reaching The South End Of The Albert Nyanza Also Called Lake Albert, Africa, December 13, 1887. From In Darkest Africa By Henry M

African Jacana (Actophilornis africanus) foraging, Semuliki National Park, Uganda

African Openbill (Anastomus lamelligerus) flying, Semuliki National Park, Uganda

Black-headed Heron (Ardea melanocephala) flying, Semuliki, National Park, Uganda

Derelict lake steamer, The Robert Coryndon, lies rusting on its side at Butiaba on the eastern shores of Lake Albert, refusing to submit to the overwhelming forces of nature

Small fish caught in Lake Albert are hot-smoked before being transported to towns and trading centres elsewhere in the country

The rare shoebill, or whale-headed stork (balaeniceps rex), lives in papyrus swamps and river marshes, especially in the vicinity of Lake Albert and the Nile

Mehmet Emin Pasha and Gaetano Casati arrive at Sir Henry Morton Stanleys lake
KW441406 Mehmet Emin Pasha and Gaetano Casati arrive at Sir Henry Morton Stanleys lake shore camp at Lake Albert in 1889, 1890 (wood engraving) by English School

The South End of the Albert Nyanza, Dec. 13, 1887, from In Darkest Africa, Vol
XJF1218164 The South End of the Albert Nyanza, Dec. 13, 1887, from In Darkest Africa, Vol: 1; or The Quest, Rescue and Retreat of Emin, Governor of Equatoria, 1890 (litho) by Stanley

Sun shining on Coorong. South Australia
Sun shining over wooden jetty at Lake Albert, Meningie, Coorong, South Australia

Samuel Baker, British explorer
Samuel White Baker (1821-1893), British explorer. In 1861 Baker started on an expedition to find the source of the Nile. However, in early 1863 he met Speke and Grant

Sleeping pelicans, Lake Albert, South Australia, Australia, Pacific

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Lake Albert, also known as Albert Nyanza, is a stunning natural wonder located in Uganda, East Africa. This picturesque lake is home to a diverse range of wildlife and offers breathtaking views that will leave you in awe. As you explore the shores of Lake Albert, you may come across the vibrant Bee-eater birds gracefully darting through the air. Their colorful plumage adds a touch of beauty to this already mesmerizing landscape. The presence of the majestic Shoebill bird further enhances the allure of Lake Albert. With its unique appearance and graceful movements, this magnificent creature is truly a sight to behold. History buffs will appreciate learning about Sir Samuel White Baker's expedition to Lake Albert. His engraving serves as a reminder of the explorers who ventured into unknown territories and discovered hidden treasures like this remarkable lake. Lake Albert has not only attracted adventurers but also royalty. The Duke of Edinburgh once embarked on an exciting Kangaroo-Hunt at Campbell-House Station near Lake Albert in South Australia. Engravings from that time capture the thrill and excitement surrounding such expeditions. Another notable figure associated with Lake Albert is Sir Henry Morton Stanley, who led an expedition to rescue Emin Pasha. His journey took him to the south end of this vast lake, which was then called "Albert Nyanza. " This historic event has been immortalized in photographs and accounts published by Stanley himself. Nature enthusiasts visiting Semuliki National Park near they are witness various bird species foraging for food. From African Sacred Ibis to African Jacana and African Openbill birds flying gracefully above or searching for sustenance along the park's lush vegetation - these sights are sure to captivate any observer. Black-headed Herons soaring through Semuliki National Park add another layer of charm to this already enchanting place. Their elegant flight patterns against Uganda's blue skies create picture-perfect moments worth cherishing forever.