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Malachite Kingfisher

by Gerrie van Vuuren
(Pilanesberg)

Malachite Kingfisher

Malachite Kingfisher

The little Malachite Kingfisher is unargueably the most colourfull visitor to the Mankwe hide.
I was fortunate enough to get this one with a catch.




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Dec 08, 2009
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starstarstarstar 		Great photograph - should be called Kingfisher Kill!
by: Diane

What a superb picture. The bird is tiny so your lens must be huge!

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