Eric Diller
New member
I was lucky to have this KIngfisher land next to me. Closest pic of this bird for me to date.
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Up close with a Kingfisher
- Thread starter Eric Diller
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Winston Mitchell
Member
Nice capture, Eric.
Belted Kingfishers around here are extremely skittish. I have never been as close as this one and the closest I have been was on its terms, not mine.
On the other hand, kingfishers in Africa are very approachable.
Belted Kingfishers around here are extremely skittish. I have never been as close as this one and the closest I have been was on its terms, not mine.
On the other hand, kingfishers in Africa are very approachable.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Eric,
I've never seen one in real life and this evens things up for me! What a treat! Did you get a picture fishing too?
Asher
Jaime Johnson
New member
Amazing job Eric -
I've chased these birds until I am blue.... if I am every lucky enough to get close, they end up being on a wire.... sigh....
Again - this is a keeper, I know how difficult these guys are to capture!
J-
I've chased these birds until I am blue.... if I am every lucky enough to get close, they end up being on a wire.... sigh....
Again - this is a keeper, I know how difficult these guys are to capture!
J-