Here is a sand grouse:
and a yellow-billed hornbill:
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African birds
There is an abundance of bird life in Africa that I was captivated with. While these are hardly nature-quality pix because they were taken from the back of a Land Rover, they nonetheless can give an idea of the birds. Click for larger pix.
Here is a sand grouse:
and a yellow-billed hornbill: TFF (Trevor)
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Wow, that 2nd one is a wild looking character
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Nice shots Trevor - but the hornbill is the clear standout. I love the DOF and the composition makes it as well. Good stuff.
Simon
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The Land Rover driver had it marked for dinner. TFF (Trevor)
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