Crowned pigeon showing off his head gear:
Animal Kingdom - Maharajah Jungle Trek
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Got some help for this bird identification from Twitter. Got to remember to always photograph the bird identification guide. This bird was not on an older one I had on file.
White-eared Sibia on the Maharajah Jungle Trek by Scott Thomas, on Flickr
White-eared Sibia on the Maharajah Jungle Trek by Scott Thomas, on Flickr
That human looks tasty:
They may not be Norwegian Blues, but you have to admit that peacocks have lovely plumage.
Green and Envied
Green and Envied
Plum-headed parakeet with some nifty foot work on that piece of food:
The Komodo dragons on the trail are usually easy to shoot. They love to lay on their heated rock all day.
Draggin' Dragon
Draggin' Dragon
A pair of crested partridges have successfully avoided being stuck in pear trees for another year.
Seen Any Pear Trees?
Seen Any Pear Trees?
Tiger enjoying a bone on a cold day:
After lunch, my 6th grade teacher would tell us all to "Rest, relax and let peristalsis take place." I think these blackbuck antelope are heeding his words..
Digestion Time
Digestion Time
After all of the Christmas craziness has settled down, it's time for a long winter's (cat)nap.
Holiday Recovery
Holiday Recovery
Some say that the Nicobar pigeon is a relative of the extinct Dodo bird. Others say that it's a pretty tenuous genetic link. I don't think this bird really cares.
King of All it Surveys
King of All it Surveys
Is orange and black the new green? If not, the tiger's camouflage does not fit its environment.
It's Hard to Blend In
It's Hard to Blend In
Today's special guest bird in the Maharajah's aviary is a pale-headed rosella, who flew in all the way from northeastern Australia.
Special Guest
Special Guest
