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Roller - Pair on perch Coracias garrulus Hungary BI016264
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Roller - Pair on perch Coracias garrulus Hungary BI016264
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Roller - Pair on perch
Hungary
Coracias garrulus
Bill Coster
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This stunning photograph captures the beauty and grace of a roller pair (Coracias garrulus) perched gracefully on a fish-laden perch in Hungary, Europe. The vibrant colors of the rollers' plumage are on full display, with their iridescent green and blue feathers shimmering in the sunlight. Rollers are Old World open-bill birds, known for their distinctive bill and their acrobatic flight. They are also skilled hunters, often perching on telegraph wires or trees to spot prey before swooping down to catch it in mid-air. This image by renowned wildlife photographer Bill Coster showcases the rollers' natural elegance and the harmony between these magnificent birds and their natural habitat. For those seeking to bring the wonders of the natural world into their homes, this print is an excellent addition.
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