Rollers - Bird of the Month: December 2012
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Richprins
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Re: Rollers - Bird of the Month: December 2012
Astounding, Ex!
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Re: Rollers - Bird of the Month: December 2012
Thanks to each for the kind comments - easy to take a pic with such a stunning and cooperative model ![[O]](./images/smilies/camera.gif "Photo")
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Looks like a European roller to me 
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Re: Rollers - Bird of the Month: December 2012
These are really beautifully coloured birds. So some more pics of them :
- Lilac-breasted Roller
- European Roller
- Purple Roller
- Broad-billed Roller
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Yoh!!! That last one is very rare indeed!?
Pafuri?
Pafuri?
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Re: Rollers - Bird of the Month: December 2012
The Lilac-breasted was photographed in the Kgalagadi. All the others in the Kruger, the last one at Pafuri indeed.
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We have a few in the bird book, but I will add this one too 
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