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It's one of my favourite birds & definitely one of the most colourful we have in Britain.
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Just such a shame that we lose so many every year which is why they're on the Amber list over here.
 
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Here's a couple from Costa Rica last year (not with one of Steve's groups unfortunately!)


Likely a female Green Kingfisher
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Three of the five kingfisher species living in the Pantanal (Brazil)

Amazon Kingfisher
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Ringed Kingfisher
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American Pigmy Kingfisher
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Half-collared Kingfisher, Alcedo semitorquata, Blouvisvanger, Kobalteisvogel, Pica-peixe-de-colar, Martin-pêcheur à demi-collier, Kobaltijsvogel
Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens, Roodepoort. Posted elsewhere before.
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bkp944 said:
Here's a couple from Costa Rica last year (not with one of Steve's groups unfortunately!)


This MIGHT be a female Amazon Kingfisher?
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They are so difficult to differentiate so I could also be totally wrong but the first one, from its delicate green collar resembles more a female green kingfisher rather than amazon. the amazon seems to have large blotchy patches rather than the collar
 
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Great Kingfisher shots, everyone! I have a hard time getting a good shot of them, they are just so quick and do not sit still very long. Here is a belted I caught just this week.

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nmoens said:
They are so difficult to differentiate so I could also be totally wrong but the first one, from its delicate green collar resembles more a female green kingfisher rather than amazon. the amazon seems to have large blotchy patches rather than the collar
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Thanks, I made a change in the original post.
 
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