Bee Eaters

Was lucky enough to see the European Bee Eaters that migrate to South India during winters. European Bee Eater European Bee Eater European Bee Eater European Bee Eater and some Blue-tailed Bee Eaters Blue tailed bee eater Blue tailed bee eater Some more pictures here

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