December 23, 2015

Beautiful Bee Eater

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December 23, 2015
Beautiful Bee Eater

Species: Swallow tailed bee eater | Location: Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe

By Pamela Humphrey

I think we finally concluded this was a swallow tailed bee eater. We saw many different kinds of bee eaters with multiple colors and were checking the bird book to see which one this was. They were adorable!

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