August 11, 2015

Bird of Many Colors

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August 11, 2015
Bird of Many Colors

Species: lilac-breasted roller (Coracias caudatus) | Location: Chobe National Park, Botswana

By Ann Sullivan

This beautiful bird is a lilac-breasted roller. The species is widely distributed in sub-Saharan Africa. This bird, characterized by is lilac and turquoise feathers, was photographed in Botswana.

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About The Photographer

Cropped at rhino post camp

I am a passionate amateur photographer who loves to travel the world with my cameras. I love Yellowstone National Park, Kenya and Botswana. I usually photograph wildlife and landscapes. All profits from photos sold on my website are donated to a scholarship fund to help deserving pasturalist students in Kenya who otherwise couldn't afford to attend high school.

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