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Birds - If you are a birder, then Africa or the Galapagos are for you.  About 12% of the world's bird population reside in Kenya.  In Africa, the size of the birds range from the largest bird in the world, Ostrich (8 feet tall, about 200+ lbs.) to the Pygmy Kingfisher or Little Bee-eater, (4-6 inches).  One of the prettiest birds I have ever photographed it the Lilac-Breasted Roller - their bodies are streaked like a rainbow and I have photographed them in Africa and India.  Then there is the birds of the Galapagos - so many - it is hard to choose what to photograph.  Two of my favorites from the Galapagos is the male  Frigit Bird with their red chest out while they are trying to attract a mate and the Blue-Footed Boobie  Many different species of birds mate for life and another of my favorites is the Black Browed Albatross that mate for life.  I photographed them in the Falkland Islands.   

Penguins - While in the Antarctic, I was over whelmed by the volume of penguins and photographed 8 different types.  The Rockhopper was the smallest and so adorable with their red eyes, yellow eye brows and pink feet.  Both the Chinstrap - appropriately named for the black strap that goes under their chin - and the Adelie are pure black and white and beautiful in their own right.  The most magnificent penguin that I photographed was the King Penguin - very regal with the black, silver and white looking tuxedo and golden colors on their neck, side of their head and beak.  They stand about 37 inches tall. ​

Birds of Africa & India
Birds of U.S. & Canada
Birds of Artic & Antarctic
Penguins

Birds of Japan
Birds of the Galapagos
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