Back,but not fully fit, so a few recent birds on the theme of 'where's the meat?', leading off with White-browed Crake.
White-browed Robin
Black-necked Stork
Here it is, with a Forest Kingfisher!
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Sorry to hear that you're not fully fit - I hope you'll soon be back on your bike enjoying Tyto.
ReplyDeleteA lovely set of photos....Forest Kingfisher is very handsome, a good reminder not to take them for granted.
Regards
Barbara
Another fine set of photos
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara: coming right and rarin'r to get back to birds.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andy!
Hi Tony.
ReplyDeleteLovely images. You passed up the chance to put a caption on the Black-necked Stork image.
Like those "spot the ball" images the Victorians love, I am puzzled if the Jabiru dropped a fish, missed a fish, or what caused the splash?
Denis
Hi Denis; v perceptive of you. Bird was carrying small snaked-necked turtle (I think). But finally gave up on carrying, dropping, c. d. c. d. etc
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