Pieter Cornelis De Collection
Pieter Cornelis de, a passionate wildlife photographer, captures the vibrant beauty of nature in his stunning photographs
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Pieter Cornelis de, a passionate wildlife photographer, captures the vibrant beauty of nature in his stunning photographs. In one frame, he freezes the graceful flight of a Psittacula eupatria, commonly known as an Alexandrine parakeet. Its vivid green plumage stands out against the lush foliage, creating a mesmerizing visual spectacle. Moving on to another captivating shot, Pieter manages to capture the elusive Centropus sinensis, also known as the greater coucal. With its striking black feathers and fiery red eyes, this bird exudes an air of mystery and intrigue. As we delve deeper into Pieter's collection, we come across two breathtaking images numbered 1460572 and 1460568. These snapshots showcase Harpactes fasciatus or the Malabar trogon in all its glory. The vibrant colors of its feathers are reminiscent of a painter's palette - truly a sight to behold. In yet another remarkable photograph by Pieter Cornelis de, our attention is drawn towards Pelargopsis capensis – the stork-billed kingfisher perched gracefully on a branch overlooking crystal-clear waters. Its bright orange beak contrasts beautifully with its blue-green plumage; it's almost as if nature itself has painted this masterpiece. The crimson-fronted barbet (Megalaima rubricapillus) steals our hearts in one particular image captured by Pieter. This small but radiant bird exhibits shades of red that seem almost unreal against the backdrop of lush vegetation. Pieter's lens then shifts focus onto three Asian moths fluttering delicately amidst flowers at dusk – their intricate patterns illuminated by soft moonlight create an ethereal ambiance that transports us into their enchanting world. Amongst these wonders lies an unidentified sunbird nest – meticulously crafted with twigs and leaves intricately woven together like artistry from nature itself. It serves as both shelter for these tiny creatures and a testament to their remarkable engineering skills.