great photo, lovely birds, beautiful markings on them, especially their beaks --have always been interested in these, since reading about them as a kid, in the Enid Blyton "adventure" books. Apparently when they catch fish, they "arrange" the fish "alternately" in their beaks, -one with head first and the next with tail first, and so on (not sure if that makes sense, the way I've described. it : ) but heard that someplace, years ago.