Our visit to Uda Walawe National Park, Sri Lanka was so amazing. I share the wonders of nature, Birds.. We enjoyed an afternoon and morning drive.
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Malabar Pied Hornbill sits up in a tree
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I have included four pics of the Bee-Eater, it is truly beautiful. They seemed to want to show off their beauty as we drove through the park.
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| Perfect against the blue sky of Sri Lanka |
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| Painted stork, Storks are virtually mute |
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| The Hoopoe is also found in the UAE |
The egret has a way of walking through the water very slowly and gracefully. This guy did not notice the croc. And the croc did not notice him, or the croc had already eaten breakfast.
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| The egret moved within inches of the croc, John captured these pics.. |
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| This egrit was not in the park but seems to fit with the birds I am sharing |
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| The Hawk-eagle is incrediable |
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| The is an Indian Robin. He is beautiful. He looks nothing like our Robins in Canada. |
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| John seemed to spot the iquanas |
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| We only saw on kingfisher |
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Malabar Pied Hornbill These guys are so cool
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Malabar Pied Hornbill
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| When we first arrived in the park in the early morning there were many Pea Fowlls in the trees, making lots of noice |
Uda Walawe Lake had so many great photo opts.. The dead trees created a wonderful home for many birds
lovely photos Kathy!!! wish I was there sharing that photo adventure with you.
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