May 17, 2015

Schalow's Turaco in Flight

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May 17, 2015
Schalow's Turaco in Flight

Species: Schalow's Turaco | Location: Kasungu District, Malawi

By MARIE-FRANCE GRENOUILLET

Schalow's Turaco are going from tree to tree, so you have to wait a long time to take a good picture...  These birds are found in many thickets of Africa.

View Marie-France's photography website to see more wildlife photos.

About The Photographer

Born in Normandy, I am French and spent my childhood in a village with one dream: to discover the world. With time, my dream came true as I had the opportunity to travel in the near countries to learn languages. I must confess that it was more useful in this context than for anything else!!! From that moment, all my free time and all my money was spent to live my passion!

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