December 6, 2017

It's All About Love!

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December 6, 2017
It's All About Love!

Species: Bee Eaters | Location: South Luangwa River, Zambia

By Magal Sanjeev

A par of bee eaters, so much in love. There is never a moment they were apart from one another! While I was watching these beautiful birds from a distance, they were rollicking deep inside their burrow and, presumably, the male went for a jolly ride and came back - Instantaneously, the female, watching from the burrow, came outside only to be fed by her beloved one! This is how I saw the story unfold!

Love, affection and care — its everywhere, perhaps, one needs to have the eyes and mind to absorb it!

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I am a solo traveller, nature and wildlife enthusiast. Travel and Photography is my life!

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