A few Southern Carmine Bee-eaters

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Callie

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Southern Carmine Bee-eater, Merops nubicoides, Rooiborsbyvreter, Scharlachspint, Abelharuco-róseo, Guêpier carmin, Carmine Bee-eater, Kruger NP, Mpumalanga, South Africa,
We just LOVE these guys and sit long hours trying to nail them hawking insects or just taking off or landing. Some of these I may have posted before.
D500; 500 PF; F/7.1; 1/1250; ISO 220

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D850; 80-400@340mm; F/6.3; 1/3250; ISO 3200

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D4; 600 F/4 +1.4 TCIII; F/8; 1/2000; ISO 1000

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D500; 500 PF; F/7.1; 1/4000; ISO 560

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D4;600 F/4 +1.4 TCIII; F/8; 1/2500; ISO 1000

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Super birds, very nice series Callie, these are on the wish list. When I was in Lamu in northern zkenya there were sone regularly flying over a couple of moored boats, didn’t have a camera with me. Earlier in the season there were several hundred ticked away in the mangrove but a raptor started nesting in the area and displaced them.
 
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