Chestnut-headed Bee-eaters - # - Graeme Guy's Nature Photography

A photographic essay of a colony of Chestnut-headed bee-eaters.

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She goes in the 'horsey' position and he has a lustful look just prior to coupling. I was so excited my card ran out of memory soon after.

A composite image of a bee-eater landing on a perch. The large fan-like tail enables them to change direction quickly. Various Bee-eater species are believed to sight bees over 60 meters away.

Pairs of Bee-eaters will perch together and perform most of their duties as a team.

Bees are thought to constitute over half of the Bee-eaters diets. When hunting for their own consumption small insects are more often the prey.

.........another small insect

......a small bee....

....more bees

.....another small insect..

as well as field Crickets

She goes in the 'horsey' position and he has a lustful look just prior to coupling. I was so excited my card ran out of memory soon after.

She goes in the 'horsey' position and he has a lustful look just prior to coupling. I was so excited my card ran out of memory soon after.

She goes in the 'horsey' position and he has a lustful look just prior to coupling. I was so excited my card ran out of memory soon after.

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