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That is a roller. :) I'll tell you exactly what type in a sec.
EDIT: A Blue-Bellied Roller. Great photo too.
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Hmmm, with that beak, I wonder if they're related to North American Shrikes.
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I found out about this species because I saw a photo of one once and the person was calling it a "rare kookaburra". Living in Australia, I knew it was not a kookaburra so I had to find out what it really was. o__O
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