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Stilt Fishermen
stilt Fisherman
Giant Fruit Bat AKA Flying squirrel
Up to 5' wing span
Cluster of birds
Do not know this Bird.
Tri colored Heron
Forgot to ck store original on previous
Egret
Egret
I am getting carried away, will stop now!
sorry about double post
Knew I had seen that bird before !:)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoopoe
WOW!!!amazing way to fish.Nice shots, thank you for sharing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoopoe
Thanks TucsonCoyote for the info on the Hoopoe, I had no clue!
The art is dying out and you see less and less fishermen out there, a lot of empty stilts. Thanks for viewing Douglas!
The Bats were quite a site and very difficult to shoot, kind of erratic flyers. They have up to five foot wing spans
Thanks for viewing Angler! The fruit Bats are also known as flying Foxes not flying squirrels. I had another senior moment.
Thanks for viewing Leicaflex! Yes it was a great vacation and remodeling the Kitchen has been put off again!
great pics' bird in number 7 is a Hoopoe , bird in number 8 I think you will find to be a Night Heron, a bit smaller than a tri coloured Heron
Thanks for the info and for viewing washy!
Sounds like a great vacation too. 8-)
Thanks for viewing Bmac!