Nesting Bee-eaters
Breeding colonies of White-fronted Bee-eaters are often found nesting in the banks of eroded gullies, where they excavate tunnels over a metre long into the vertical sand-face, creating a nest at the end of...
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Winging It – White-fronted bee-eater
–oOo— Two silk worms had a race. They ended up in a tie. —oOo— White-fronted bee-eater Related Images:
Bird of the Week – Week 143 – White-fronted bee-eater
The bee-eaters are a delightful family of birds and the White-fronted bee-eater is one of the few members of the family that can be found fairly commonly within its territory throughout the year. Its...
Namushasha – a little piece of paradise
When you live inland in a desert environment, surrounded by leafless thorn trees and no grass or waterways, you sometimes long for the vibrancy of growth and moisture. Strangely enough, to me, gazing over...
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