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A Belted Kingfisher typically after feeding her young will take a quick dip to clean her plumage. You can image after two weeks of the eggs hatching how many fish bones and waste are in the nest.
Taken with a Nikon D800e. Nikkor 300. 2.8 with a TC 1.7
1/400 sec. f/8. ISO-400
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