Ibis. by kgb224
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A capture from animal world in Vanderbijlpark.
Comments (17)
flora-crassella
a beautiful bird!!!! GREAT shot!!!!!!
jayfar
What a cracking shot, wonderful capture.
durleybeachbum
Superb! An excellent angle on the beak shape
Tabby
Great shot of the bird!!
Dreamingbee
fantastic shot !
Feliciti
wonderful captured this beautiful bird !!
fredster66
Great photo, the details in the water are amazing!
blinkings
What a very pretty bird and well photographed.
morningglory
Love the rippling water along with the pretty bird.
Sea_Dog
Nice capture - he's beautiful
Lashia
Love the light in the water! Beautiful- thanks for sharing! :-)
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hipps13
cool colors warm hugs, Linda
geoffwoods
extraordinary colours who but God could make such a thing
fallen21 Online Now!
Wonderful capture!
dakotabluemoon
What a beauty this is awesome shot.
mickeyrony
A beautiful bird that my friend pink flamingo. Congratulations again and many thanks for sharing ((5 + +)) Un très joli oiseau que ce flamant rose mon ami . Bravo encore et mille mercis de partager ((5++))
Chipka
WOW! Since I was a child, the Ibis was one of my favorite birds. In ancient Egypt, they were believed to be the embodiment of the god Thoth. Usually he looked like an ibis, but mostly he looked like a human with the head of an ibis, and if he was in a particularly "different" mood, he was a baboon holding the moon, a paint brush and a little thing of ink...go figure. The ancient Egyptians had some interesting ideas. But anyway, since he was also venerated as the god of writing, I figure, in mythology, somebody's gotta have that job, and since I'm a writer who likes ibises, then it's totally logical that an ibis would have that job...and all of this is to say that I really like this photo. I've only ever seen the white ibis and not the scarlet beauty that you captured here. I love that beak. This is marvelous!