I don’t really know but my guess would be an Oxpecker eating ticks or insects off a Rhino. Knowing you it could be anything!! So you might have a good laugh at my guess. Nice collage from the other post. Have A Great One and don’t laugh too hard..
Well done Lisa:
And the answer is …
The picture shows a juvenile Red-billed Oxpecker looking for ticks inside of a White Rhino’s nose. The Oxpecker’s bill is black because he is not an adult yet.
And the answer is …
The picture shows a juvenile Red-billed Oxpecker looking for ticks inside of a White Rhino’s nose. The Oxpecker’s bill is black because he is not an adult yet.
Lisa W. (commented on my blog) got closest to the correct answer – Well done!
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I don’t really know but my guess would be an Oxpecker eating ticks or insects off a Rhino. Knowing you it could be anything!! So you might have a good laugh at my guess. Nice collage from the other post. Have A Great One and don’t laugh too hard..
Well done Lisa:
And the answer is …
The picture shows a juvenile Red-billed Oxpecker looking for ticks inside of a White Rhino’s nose. The Oxpecker’s bill is black because he is not an adult yet.
And the answer is …
The picture shows a juvenile Red-billed Oxpecker looking for ticks inside of a White Rhino’s nose. The Oxpecker’s bill is black because he is not an adult yet.
Lisa W. (commented on my blog) got closest to the correct answer – Well done!
This blog message contains the answer to https://sperka.info/2014/01/16/what-is-that/