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The Lookout

The Lookout

Northern White-crowned Shrike sits at the highest point on this bush to be able to view the area below.

Northern White-crowned Shrike sits at the highest point on this bush to be able to view the area below.
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Tanzania

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Jan, 2024

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Cute little guy, it looks like he is wearing a mask over his eyes! Lol! Great capture!

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