two european bee eaters sitting the stick

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Two European bee-eaters, Merops apiaster, sitting on a stick fighting, in beautiful warm morning light, Burdur, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two european bee-eaters sitting on the stick Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two european bee-eaters sitting on the stick

The european bee-eaters sitting on the stick Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two bee-eaters sitting on a stick with a bee in its beak. Royalty Free Stock Photo

European bee-eaters (Merops apiaster) perched on a branch, showcasing vibrant plumage. The birds display striking colors: green bodies, yellow throats, and chestnut crowns with black eye stripes. Their long, pointed beaks are adapted for catching insects, especially bees, in flight. The background is a blurred green, highlighting the birds' vivid colors. These birds are typically found in open landscapes and are known for their acrobatic aerial maneuvers while foraging.