This was Photographed in the Sunderbans. It was photographed from the launch.
Canon 80D, 100-400mm L IS USM, ISO 1250, f7.1, 1/600, hand held
Comments and Critiques welcome.
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Black-capped Kingfisher
This was Photographed in the Sunderbans. It was photographed from the launch.
Canon 80D, 100-400mm L IS USM, ISO 1250, f7.1, 1/600, hand held
Comments and Critiques welcome.
Regards,
Mrudul Godbole
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Lovely! Thanks for sharing.
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The mud in the beak and head tells a story. When kingfishers dive, their eye is protected by the nictitating membrane. It also acts as a polarizing lens so that the kingfisher can find out the correct location of the fish within water. So rarely kingfishers miss their prey.
Such a colourful bird. The composition looks nice. This image reminds me of Sundarban trip just before the lockdown. We have to wait till Gods are willing to let us there again.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
Member
Lovely image from land of Kingfishers. Enormous bill and nice colours. Thanks for sharing. SaktiWilf
Member
A splendid image. Kingfishers often have striking colour contrast. Thanks for sharing.
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