Sep 10, 2025
Dollarbird (Eurystomus orientalis), EAT A MATING PAIR OF DRAGONFLIES!!!, family Coraciidae, order Coraciiformes, South Korea
photograph by Chun Ji
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Dollarbird (Eurystomus orientalis), EAT A MATING PAIR OF DRAGONFLIES!!!, family Coraciidae, order Coraciiformes, South Korea
photograph by Chun Ji
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Roller (Coraciidae) family
Which is the best bird?
Indochinese roller
Indian roller
Purple-winged roller
Racket-tailed roller
Blue-throated roller
Oriental dollarbird
Abyssinian roller
European roller
Blue-bellied roller
Broad-billed roller
Lilac-breasted roller
Purple roller
This family contains just 12 eligible species in 2 genera (Coracias and Eurystomus).
Hey guys, Can I borrow two dollars?
Sorry, I don't have any bucks but two cents :v
Dollarbird (Eurystomus orientalis)
Oriental Dollarbird
Dollarbird.
Named after the large pale spot on each wing that resembles a silver coin, dollarbirds arrive in northern and eastern Australia to breed from September, before returning to New Guinea and Indonesia at the end of summer. These high-flying rollers are often seen on exposed perches like dead branches or powerlines, from which they launch in skilled pursuit of their insect prey.
Photograph: Mark Sanders
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Oriental Dollarbird - Eurostomus orientalis
This afternoon I went down to an area threatened by development, home to a variety of bird species including the Sacred Kingfisher (left) and the Australian Dollarbird (right).
Dollarbird, Taronga Zoo Sydney