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> Gray Go-away-bird From a boat in the Okavango Delta region of Botswana, I caught the image of this pair. Their voice is a drawn-out "g' waay". Sometimes this bird will shriek and growl like a cat. Usually found near the water. This photograph is protected by the U.S. Copyright Laws and shall not to be downloaded or reproduced by any means without the formal written permission of Hal Tyler Photography.
> Little Bee-eater One late afternoon in South Africa, near Bloemfontein, scouting for birds, I found this Little Bee-eater in a grassy clearing near a marsh. Normally they are found in pairs. Quick Facts Name: Merops pusillus Habitat: Woodlands, savannah, rivers. Distribution: Common all over Southern Africa. Diet: Flying insects especially bees, wasps and hornets. This photograph is protected by the U.S. Copyright Laws and shall not to be downloaded or reproduced by any means without the formal written permission of Hal Tyler Photography.
> Saddle-billed Stork It was morning in the Okavango Delta of Botswana as we watched this Saddle-billed Stork take off. Considered to be the most attractive bird in Africa, it is also one of the largest. Its habitat is the marsh land and the edges of fresh and salt water lakes. This photograph is protected by the U.S. Copyright Laws and shall not to be downloaded or reproduced by any means without the formal written permission of Hal Tyler Photography.
> Saddle-billed Storks While in the Okavango Delta of Botswana, we came across this pair. Considered to be the most attractive bird in Africa it is also one of the largest. Its habitat is the marsh land and the edges of fresh and salt lakes. This photograph is protected by the U.S. Copyright Laws and shall not to be downloaded or reproduced by any means without the formal written permission of Hal Tyler Photography.
> In the Okavango Delta of Botswana, I was in a boat looking for birds and luckily spotted this Lilac-breasted Roller. This bird scans for large insects from low perches and explodes in a riot of color when giving chase. Their call is a loud harsh squawk, 'zaaak'. Rollers get their name from their impressive courtship flight, a fast, shallow dive from considerable elevation with a rolling or fast rocking motion, accompanied by loud raucous calls. This photograph is protected by the U.S. Copyright Laws and shall not to be downloaded or reproduced by any means without the formal written permission of Hal Tyler Photography.
Gray Go-away-bird

From a boat in the Okavango Delta region of Botswana, I caught the image of this pair. Their voice is a drawn-out "g' waay". Sometimes this bird will shriek and growl like a cat. Usually found near the water.

This photograph is protected by the U.S. Copyright Laws and shall not to be downloaded or reproduced by any means without the formal written permission of Hal Tyler Photography.
> Gray Go-away-bird From a boat in the Okavango Delta region of Botswana, I caught the image of this pair. Their voice is a drawn-out "g' waay". Sometimes this bird will shriek and growl like a cat. Usually found near the water. This photograph is protected by the U.S. Copyright Laws and shall not to be downloaded or reproduced by any means without the formal written permission of Hal Tyler Photography.
Gray Go-away-bird

From a boat in the Okavango Delta region of Botswana, I caught the image of this pair. Their voice is a drawn-out "g' waay". Sometimes this bird will shriek and growl like a cat. Usually found near the water.

This photograph is protected by the U.S. Copyright Laws and shall not to be downloaded or reproduced by any means without the formal written permission of Hal Tyler Photography.
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