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Grey-headed Flying Fox flying from tree to tree when disturbed
A fruit-eating bat.....seen in San Diego Safari...
It was First time i saw this beautiful bird.....
Middle East, through the Indian subcontinent to southern China and northern ...
Found these family before sun set in Aljahrah Natural Reserve, Kuwait.
Adult male Grey-headed Flying fox (fruit bat)
Found in the Sydney Botanical Gardens, where there's a very big population of ...
Grey headed flying foxes live in large colonies roosting by day and feeding on ...
This grebe has a darkish grey and white plumage, an inconspicuous brown iris, a ...
A large flying mammal occurring in large flocks(?) around inner Melbourne. ...
There is a colony of flying foxes in the Commonwealth park in Canberra where ...
The Purple Swamphen prefers wet areas with high rainfall, swamps, lake edges ...
Brightly colored wader not too terribly shy. Finding foot access to ...
Visited Melbournes second largest Grey-Headed Flying Fox colony/camp at Myuna ...
This is a rare migrant to the low lands and up to mid hills of Sri Lanka. This ...
Large flying fox, dark in colour with distinctive red patch behind the head.
A couple of Purple Swamphens, now re-classified as Grey-headed Swamphens. ...
This photo is of a rescue of an adult Grey-headed flying-fox which had become ...
chicken-sized bird, with its huge feet, bright plumage and red bill and ...
I spotted this bird when I hike on a mountain named Lawu, 3265 above sea level. ...
is a species of swamphen occurring from the Middle East and the Indian ...
Blue Swamphen with red beak head shield and legs and feet. About the size of a ...
Pteropus poliocephalus is the largest bat ...
This chicken-sized bird, with its huge feet, bright plumage and red bill and ...
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