A pair of Little Bee-Eaters perched on a thorn tree
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This pair of little bee-eaters were found along the western shores of Lake Manyara National Park, August, 2019. Little bee-eaters (_Merops pusillus_) are usually found in pairs. These bee-eaters were right at the entrance to the Hot Springs Boardwalk, and one of these birds nailed a large butterfly. Although they are well-known for going after bees, they eat all kinds of insects.
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Field course, Africa, African Ecology, Tanzania, Bird, Bee-eater, Lake Manyara, national parks, OUPFB, Ontario Universities Program in Field Biology