File:Black-naped Monarch in Sinharaja National Park.jpg
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English: This Black-naped Monarch Hypothymis azurea ceylonensis seemed unperturbed when we got close to take his photo. The Sinharaja Forest is a biodiversity hotspot and there where a multitude of birds, reptiles, plants as well as other flora and fauna when we explored the edge of the reserve.
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| Date | 16 February 2016, 05:38:13 | ||
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| Author | Jayne Stockdale |
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