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Sequence of a Greater Sandhill Crane taking off right at sunrise (Grus canadensis tabida)

Greater Roadrunner hoofing it across a snowbank (Geococcyx californianus) IMG_8238 8240 and 8242. Gepcpccuyx means earth Cuckoo as it spends most of its time running about on the ground. It is capable of short periods of weak flight. Beep beep!

Panorama of a leaping Impala Ewe in Chobe (Aepyceros melampus). I did not resize this image, instead leaving it at the original width which is quite wide. There is no hocus pocus done to this image other than stitching the five individual images of the leaping Impala together. I left out one image in this sequence which would have been the second one from the right but it is now missing because it fell behind the first airborne Impala so I eliminated it.

Northern Gannet dive sequence. (Morus bassanus). The birds were quite active off Lamba Ness this day so I took advantage of it as best I could.

Yellow-billed Stork swallowing a morsel it found in flood waters from the Chobe River (Mycteria ibis)