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A stunning portrait of a lovely bird!
Adam Pauls last blog post..South American Trip – Part 5: Goodbye Argentina, hello Chile
Love the saw look to the edge of its beak/bill(?) Even though you say it isn’t a bird of prey I still would stear clear of this ones beak/bill.
Thanks for sharing Klaus, great shot.
Stacey Hustons last blog post..1
These are are the coolest looking birds. They look like little old men. I saw them when I was in South Africa. This is a fantastic shot, Klaus.
Sandpipers last blog post..A Little Walkabout – 1
Oh my gosh! That’s amazing!
bird ladys last blog post..1
Uh – this guy is not from around here – it’s an African Bird, though not a Bird of Prey. Shot at the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, Fl.
Wow! Where did you find this guy?! I don’t know anything about them…I’ll have to look do a Google. He certainly has the eye of a bird of prey, so it’ll be interesting to see what I find out.