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Red Billed Hornbill -6-2

Red Billed Hornbill -6-2

I was crawling to take images of the bird as it was feeding underneath some shrubs. Amazingly this happened.

I was crawling to take images of the bird as it was feeding underneath some shrubs. Amazingly this happened.
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Brilliant top claß photography. I look forward to seeing more of your talented photos

Much appreciated. Indeed more to come

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