Coracias naevia

Rufous-crowned Roller

grrlscientist | May 2, 2008

tags: Rufous-crowned Roller, Coracias naevia, birds, Image of the Day This is the last bird that I will be showing you by this photographer this week. More of John's images are waiting in the queue, and will appear next week. Rufous-crowned Roller, Coracias naevia. Image: John Del Rio. [larger view].

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