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Ben

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Bee-eater,s

23-09-2016, 15:17

LU7A5304-1Pair juvenile Bee-eaters by LU7A5312-1 Bee-eater 2 by Benjamin, on Flickr/florantilles/]Benjamin[/url], on Flickr
Although mostly seen on wire,s, a branch at eye level would have been better, BUT no bushes, only reeds
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tesarver

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#2

23-09-2016, 20:53

Re: Bee-eater,s

Lovely colors. Well done on both images

Tom
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Bill53

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23-09-2016, 21:29

Re: Bee-eater,s

Nice shots.

Bill.

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Ben

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24-09-2016, 04:45

Re: Bee-eater,s

Hi Tom, thank you, they are showy , and very adapt in catching insects on the wing
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24-09-2016, 04:46

Re: Bee-eater,s

Hi Bill, thanks Ben
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24-09-2016, 04:56

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Super Ben
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Ben

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#7

25-09-2016, 04:24

Re: Bee-eater,s

Hi Jeff, thank you, they have been absent from around here for a couple of months, and now amassing for the return to Africa
Ben
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