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Kingfisher preening
Pappa Smurf

Kingfisher preening (Alcedo atthis)

Kingfisher preening - I have found a new place for Kingfishers on the canal only five minutes from home ... magic.
Habitat
They are widespread, especially in central and southern England, becoming less common further north but following some declines last century, they are currently increasing in their range in Scotland. Kingfishers are found by still or slow flowing water su
Location
Tiverton Canal Devon
Date taken
05.01.2016
Scientific name
Alcedo atthis
Equipment used
Canon
Three nice shots Keith...Sounds like a great spot, we'll be there at the end of this month mate.
 
Great colourful and well timed close up pose of this beauty Keith, well done.
 
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A super detailed behaviour shot, lighting and background Keith, many tfs and a fine set of posts today.
 
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That's a hard spot to reach with that long bill :eek!:
Beautiful image |=)|
 

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Britain & Europe
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