Buffy Pipit, Anthus vaalensis
Motacillidae (WAGTAILS & PIPITS)
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This photo was taken in: Botswana
This photo was taken with:
Nikon D40X
Notes on this photo:
Makgadikgadi Pans in Botswana
The photo was taken by: Ingrid Vekemans
, Africa and Nature Photography
Africa and Nature Photography by Ingrid Vekemans
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