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Sharing some photos of European Rollers from the same trip as the Bee-eaters. This species is wary and will vanish if they suspect human presence. I finally managed to find a few locations offering photo opportunities of their courtship behavior.
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Your trip certainly yielded some excellent results Tord. These are some more beautiful behavioural shots of spectacular birds. The feather detail in numbers three and is terrific. Thanks for posting.
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Super series love the timing on the last shot.
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Magic as usual. This was a pretty fruitful trip Tord.Comment
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Regards,
Mark
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Awesome captures.Comment
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Colourful little things. Great shots Tord.Most used: EM5i + 12-200mm, In briefcase: E-PM2 + 12-42mmEZ
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More great images that make us all envious, Tord!
(I've always thought that rollers' necks were brown, as in Albrecht Durer's painting:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichie...rt_Project.jpg , but yours are blue)
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