I did carry a camera, so I rushed back home and this are a few pictures that I got. Waited for nearly one hour in the hot afternoon sun trying to capture the King in his nest, but he didn't show up. Tomorrow I will carry a camera and try again..
That plastic is a weep hole that suppose to drain water, but it is dry in the now hot dry season.The nest is at about 7 feet high and very near the road that I parked my car daily.
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Adapting to a new environment and being creative must the real requirement to survive. What a beautiful bird! ~bangchik
Thanks for stopping by this week. What stunning pictures you have here on your blog!
Doc, you are very busy with some many nesting activities too. I wish you a good follow thru.
This afternoon, I picked up empty shells from 2 seperate eggs below a new Oriole nest. No feeding! Getting to be a mystery
Another beautiful bird!
Hi Tabib,
You are a nest finder!! That's incredible mate. But to see this big guy with his big bill going into this tube might be something!!! beautiful pictures of it you got... let's hope the nesting will be successful!!
Such a beautiful bird, Tabib! Thanks for sharing. :)
very beautiful photos! I like kingfishers very much, and sometimes it's so difficult to photograph them!
Tabib: What a wonderful capture of an elusive bird.
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