April 26, 2016

Where's the Rest of My Family?

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April 26, 2016
Where's the Rest of My Family?

Species: Helmeted Guinea Fowl | Location: Serengeti, Tanzania

By Marcos Rocano

Helmeted guinea fowls are normally sociable—where you see one you will usually see others. This one seems to have lost his way as he perches atop a rock looking for the rest of his kin. These birds are found across sub-Sahara Africa and live off a diet of insects and seeds.

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About The Photographer

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Marcos Rocano is a photographer and paramedic based in Iquitos, Peru. As a paramedic on the expeditionary cruise ship Zafiro, his responsibilities include accompanying guests on all boat and land excursions on the Peruvian Amazon. His passion is photographing and documenting wildlife of the Amazon.

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