Amazonian Flycatcher from Guyana
Amazonian Flycatcher from Guyana
Congrats to Andrew Snyder Photography whose Royal Flycatcher image (which we’ve featured before here on the Cookup) caught the attention of National Geographic’s notoriously picky photo editors yesterday. The flycatcher is a particularly spectacular Guyana birdlife specialty, one of more than 840 bird species that call Guyana home. Come visit us and tick off this ‘lifer’!
Check out all of Andrew’s great photography on this National Geographic page, his Facebook photo stream, or his spectacular show-and-tell website which is overflowing with great Guyana nature shots.
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