Drongos & Flycatchers
Drongos are Old World birds with short-legs and forked tails and an upright stance when perched. The Fiscal Flycatcher gets its name because of its resemblance to the Northern Fiscal, a shrike.
4 Photos
Fork-tailed Drongo(Dicrurus adsimilis) |
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Description: Wilderness. Along the "Garden Route". Republic of South Africa. |
Date Taken: 1998:10:12 9:55 |
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Location:
Wilderness |
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Camera Information: Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 4000 ED, 0 mm, |
File Name: 981203c02.ForkTailedDrongo |
| © 1998 - Jack Daynes - shadeTree Imaging |
Fork-tailed Drongo(Dicrurus adsimilis) |
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Description: Wilderness. Along the "Garden Route". Republic of South Africa. |
Date Taken: 1998:10:12 9:55 |
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Location:
Wilderness |
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Camera Information: Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 4000 ED, 0 mm, |
File Name: 981203c10.ForkTailedDrongo |
| © 1998 Jack Daynes, shadeTree Imaging |
Fiscal Flycatcher(Sigelus silens) |
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Description: Wilderness. Along the "Garden Route". Republic of South Africa. |
Date Taken: 1998:10:12 9:55 |
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Location:
Wilderness |
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Camera Information: Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 4000 ED, 0 mm, |
File Name: 981203c13.FiscalFlyCatcher |
| © 1998 Jack Daynes, shadeTree Imaging |
Fiscal Flycatcher(Sigelus silens) |
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Description: Wilderness. Along the "Garden Route". Republic of South Africa. |
Date Taken: 1998:10:12 9:55 |
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Location:
Wilderness |
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Camera Information: Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 4000 ED, 0 mm, |
File Name: 981203c14.FiscalFlyCatcher |
| © 1998 Jack Daynes, shadeTree Imaging |
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