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Taken in Lichfield, Staffordshire.
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This little guy pitched up on a coconut palm just outside of our kitchen window, we have an upside down house for the views out to sea, luckily I had my camera to hand as I had just uploaded some photos!!! Wow what luck.
Broad-bodied Chaser on a Primula vialii flower, growing along the Chines stream-side garden at RHS Bridgewater.
Another shot in the comment below.
A 3.4:1 macro shot of a female Broad Centurion soldier fly. Shot with a Sigma 150mm macro and a Raynox DCR-250.
1/11/2023 Riverfront Park at Broad River Trail, Columbia, SC
Canon EOS 77D, Canon EF-S10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM
© 2023 R. D. Waters
Broad-billed Motmot (Electron platyrhynchum), Arenal observatory lodge, Costa Rica. Fairly common throughout its range, Broad-billed Motmot inhabits humid forest in foothills and lowlands. This species generally stays in the mid levels of primary forests, often in relatively open areas. Most often encountered as singles or in pairs, birds sit quietly between sallying forays for insects and other small animals. Not globally threatened. Fairly common in some areas, but serious decline reported in W Ecuador, and other populations have undoubtedly decreased in areas suffering extensive deforestation. Brazilian population apparently rather locally distributed (Birds of the world).
Seen at Pulborough Brooks
Libellula depressa - Widespread and common throughout Wales and England, apart from in northern England. Broad-bodied Chaser has increased in occupancy steadily in England and Wales since the 1970s; is becoming more common in the north and can now be found in a few sites in south Scotland.
Whilst these rollers are found in South Africa I've never seen them there so these two were a first for me. They were in the gardens of the hotel every morning along with the ubiquitous LBR's (Lilac Breasted Roller) who made a helluva racket chasing away the crows.
This was unfortunately the closest I could get to them and they never descended from the tree tops (at least whilst I was about).
Hakuna Majiwe Beach Lodge
Paje
Unguja
Zanzibar Archipelago
Tanzania