text: During the public visit today all the orphans rushed into the mud bath again as it was another very hot day. There was quite a struggle to find enough space in the mud pool for all the orphans to wallow nicely. Esampu, Mteto, Ngilai and Sana Sana did not want any others to bath next to them. Because it was so hot Ukame ran down to the mud area before it was even time for the second group to come down! Before she had her milk bottle she apparently first wanted to splash some mud behind her ears to cool down. The rest of the second group then came down in a hurry as well; they drank their milk very fast before running into the mud pool. Mbegu, Maramoja and Galla were reluctant to leave the mud pool when it was time for them to return to the forest again!
  Just shortly after 8am, it was a happy time for Ndotto, Lasayen and Mbegu who welcomed their friend Kauro back from Ithumba. Kauro has been showing a listless and dull character for some time now down in Tsavo so the decision was made to bring him back to the Nursery where he could be closely monitored, and treated if necessary. This is obviously not a light decision and we do not move our orphans unless absolutely necessary. He was happy to see his human family when he arrived, who raised him from a young age, and also happily greeted Ndotto who welcomed him to a pushing game as they both locked trunks. Out in the field he was busy playing with Ndotto, Lasayen, Murit, Galla, Pare and Ukame, whilst introducing himself to the other new orphans who have arrived at the Nursery since he left in January.
  Kauro has only been back one day but he is already fully settled into the daily routine of the Nursery, having been brought up there, his tremendous elephant memory is helping him recollect everything, like where and when all the milk feeds take place! Despite his skin not looking in good condition, he seems lively and active enough. Today during bottle feeding time he was witnessed disciplining Pare and Galla who tried to push him away from his milk bottles, as they usually do to each other and to the other boys like Ndotto, Lasayen and Rapa as they seek out who is the most dominant. They were unlucky as obviously Kauro is older and bigger and he quickly defended himself against the two boys who, since Kelelari left, were enjoying the highest rank.
  When the orphans settled out in the bush this morning to browse, most of the young ones were busy browsing alongside their keepers. Ukame, Maramoja, Galla, Ndotto, Ndiwa and Wanjala who had attached themselves to the main herd since their older friends left for Ithumba, now browsed in the company of Kauro who seemed to have taken over the position of Kelelari as an older bull. Once again and now under the leadership of Kauro and Ukame too, this group browsed further into the forest. Kauro seems to remember all the old routes through the forest and it has been up to the others to show him their new ones. Today it was very cold during public visiting so none of the orphans wanted to mud bath and instead they settled to dust themselves with soil. Ndotto and Rapa enjoyed clambering on Lasayen as he rolled on the ground and everyone enjoyed watching these two climb all over him. The school children especially enjoyed this spectacle, as for many of them it was the first tim seeing an elephant, and they marveled at their long noses and how they used them.
  When the orphans first went out to the forest this morning, most of them were busy browsing but Lasayen and Pare were seen enjoying a pushing game which went on for some time before attracting the attention of Galla and Kauro. These two boys approached them but when Kauro raised his trunk up in the air Lasayen ran off yelling at the sight of his big tusks! This left Pare to play with Galla and Kauro but the game did not last long as Kauro started to try and climb on the other two and they are no match for him! Again it was too cold to mud bath at the public visit today however Murit kept busy with a chasing game against Esampu and Mteto. He was running and trying to climb on them, a game which attracted the attention of Ngilai who then chased after Murit. Murit turned against him though and they started a tough pushing game but it came to an end when Murit accidentally pricked the inside of Ngilai’s ear with his tusk, prompting him to walk away and settle by the water trough instead as he has no tusks to compete with! He started a new game of drawing water with his trunk and spraying the visiting school children who were delighted with this unique and wonderful encounter.
  
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  We are committed to your safety, while excited about being able to open the Market. Social distancing and sanitation procedures will be in place. A full list of guidelines will be posted at the Market. We are all becoming accustomed to the “new normal” and a few of this summer’s restrictions are listed below.