He is sturdier than the woodlands, very nice!
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vectraboy1959
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Wow some of those images leave me speechless.
Fantastic
Fantastic
William (Bill) Anderson
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Belted Kingfisher
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By the looks of the droplets on the head and beak, it just had a bath or came back empty handed from a fishing expedition.
Her tantrumsis worst than my waiting
Sounds like time to invest in a brand new super duper PC for yourself and pension off the old one to visitors. But like many of us here, you probably need to buy a winning lottery ticket first.
In my case, I can't win an argument so I don't bother with lottery tickets. 
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A bit late to this thread - Sacred Kingfisher with insect and Laughing Kookaburra head detail.
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DennisC
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Outstanding images of the world wide gallery of Kingfisher’s everyone!! Such beautiful colors and detail!!
Gorgeous birds and a spectacular photo!
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A pair of Laughing Kookkaburra, Warwick Australia
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Peter, one never wins a contest against a grandchildBy the looks of the droplets on the head and beak, it just had a bath or came back empty handed from a fishing expedition.
Sounds like time to invest in a brand new super duper PC for yourself and pension off the old one to visitors. But like many of us here, you probably need to buy a winning lottery ticket first.
, or as you said, with a LT.As for the PC, there is still life in it and luckily they go thru stages  the kids,
not the PC.THE pied had a bath after the fishy went down the gullet
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vectraboy1959
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Well there ya go you learn something everyday...i never realized the kookaburra was actually a large kingfisher...stands
to reason i guess when you look at them.
Thanks for the lesson evryone.
to reason i guess when you look at them.
Thanks for the lesson evryone.
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Madagascar Malachite. /QUOTE]
Oh Man for a moment there I thought it was a Malachite juvie and adult superimposed! A beaut KF, tfs!
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Beautiful photos all round ..especially the dynamic photos of catching the fish and the splashes of water. Such a colourful family of birds. Such concentration of gaze and purpose and so much energy e pended in catching thei prey!
Stunning photo.
Wonderful. They look like judges passing judgement!
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Some other Australian beauties.
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Sacred (taken Heron island), Forest (Tannum Sands, queensland), Collared (Gladstone, Queensland) KFs and Blue-winged Kook (Tannum Sands)).
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Some from a a few years back.
The Snowflake
Fish Supper....Al Fresco
The Drip
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The Snowflake
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Fish Supper....Al Fresco
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The Drip
Particularly like #1 and #3. The colors are wonderful.
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They are all beautiful. Love the one in the snow!
Thanks very much Icarus
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Amazing photos - the KF in the snow with ictitating membrane sleepily drooped captures the torpor of the moment
Thank you very much, all the images in this threat are stunning.