Rainbow bee-eater | Polina Bright

3.4K views · 83 reactions | Our beautiful Rainbow bee-eater singing a quick song while soaking up the morning sun! Did you know that Rainbow bee-eaters dig a long, 1m tunnel in sandy cliffs or riverbanks to create their nesting chamber.  Keeper Emma | Hunter Valley Wildlife Park | Facebook

58 reactions · 6 comments | Our Sounds of summer series brings you the recognisable trill of the Rainbow Bee-eater calls during breeding season. Have you heard this sound out in bush? Photo: Alec Brennan Audio: OzBirdz | Bush Heritage Australia | Facebook

The Northern carmine bee-eater (Merops nubicus) is a large, vibrantly colored African bird known for its rosy-pink body, iridescent blue-green head, and long tail streamers, with a distinct blue throat that separates it from the Southern carmine bee-eater. These insectivores catch prey mid-air, often gathering in massive colonies to nest in riverbanks, and are famous for their spectacular flocks and acrobatic flight. Appearance Color: Primarily carmine-pink with a blue-green head, belly, and rum

5.8K views · 476 reactions | Rainbow Bee-eater | The Wildlife | Facebook

5.7K views · 99 reactions | Rainbow Bee Eater with a very large Dragonfly Top End NT Australia Not bad for handheld footage with my Nikon D850 and a 600mm lens! | Wildman Adventures | Facebook