Macaws3, Tampopata Peru

Incredibly, there are 32 species of parrots in this area. Here one can see three of the five species of macaws commonly seen: scarlet, green-winged, and blue and gold. Take a peek at it in the larger size.

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Bambi2001 says:

I love the way the blue is in the middle and the red color is on the outside, beutiful capture
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Peggy Collins says:

That is completely amazing! What a great shot!
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spaniel shari says:

yes this is very pretty.
Thanks for sharing animals from your travels.
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blmurch says:

WOW - what a great shot. Hope you don't mind - I downloaded it for my new desktop background.

Thanks for sharing animals from your travels.
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Posted 30 months ago. ( permalink )

akuzula says:

What an unbelievable shot - certainly one of my favorites!

I saw this magnificent wildlife image in Born Free, Living Free , a group dedicated to the photography of wildlife in their natural habitat.

I think this bird image is really excellent. You are invited to post it to Excellence In Avian Photography. Please read the rules before posting your image.
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Anthony Lujan says:

This is stunning!!!! I wasn't lucky when I was in Costa Rica, I didn't get to see these. I saw 3 flying in the distance..but man this is one heck of a sight!!!!. Fantastic capture!!!!
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aimbug says:

Great shot - what a lucky sight!
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© Libyan Soup says:

what wonderful colours - what a sight!
I vote for this photo in the Lonely Planet Publications group's Flora & Fauna challenge
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I think this is a great image!
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It's really fantastic!
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mari_ate says:

This is definitely one of Flickrs Best

Well done.
Please ensure image is 'Tagged' - FlickrsBest - Thanks
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