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2014 0325 5431

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This kingfisher, common throughout sub-Saharan Africa, feeds on insects and small vertebrates rather than on fish. The nest is dug into a riverbank or perhaps a termite mound and houses three to four eggs incubated by both parents.
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This kingfisher, common throughout sub-Saharan Africa, feeds on insects and small vertebrates rather than on fish. The nest is dug into a riverbank or perhaps a termite mound and houses three to four eggs incubated by both parents.