_DSC1703 by Ronin237 on Flickr.Royal Bengal Tiger Singapore
Game Over by Ericbronson’s Photography on Flickr.Horn Bill with prey
Black-naped oriole by Ericbronson’s Photography on Flickr.
IMG_0182 Black-headed Munia by Ericbronson’s Photography on Flickr.
Knysna Turaco by marboed on Flickr.The Knysna Turaco, or, in South Africa, Knysna Lourie, Tauraco corythaix , is a large turaco, one of a group of African near-passerine birds. It is a resident breeder in the mature evergreen forests of southern and eastern South Africa. It was formerly sometimes considered to be a subspecies of the Green Turaco of West Africa. This species lays two eggs in a shallow platform nest made from sticks and placed in a tree or clump of creepers. This is an unmistakable bird, although often inconspicuous in the treetops. It is 40-42 cm long, including a long tail. The small but thick orange-red bill and a white line just under the eye contrast with the mainly green plumage. It has a tall green crest, which is tipped with white. The eye is brown and the eye-ring deep red. In flight, Knysna Turaco shows conspicuous crimson primary flight feathers. Sexes are similar, but juvenile birds have a shorter crest without the white tips. The Knysna Turaco is usually seen flying between forest trees, or hopping along branches. It feeds on fruit, insects and earthworms. It has a loud kow-kow-kow-kow call.
Knysna Turaco by marboed on Flickr.
White Tiger Yawn by lukeflickr on Flickr.
Red eye by Coppertane on Flickr.Victoria Crowned Pigeons#Nature#Bird#Photo
_DSC4910-Edit by Ronin237 on Flickr.White Tiger#Nature#Photo#Jastinder Mahal
_DSC1656 Edit by Ronin237 on Flickr.Royal Bengal #Tiger Singapore#Nature#Photo#Jastinder Mahal
_DSC1703 edit by Ronin237 on Flickr.Royal Bengal #Tiger#Nature#Photo
IMG_2210 Common Kingfisher @ Sungei Tampines by Ericbronson’s Photography on Flickr.
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