Merops apiaster European Bee-eater Europese Byvreter
Dinaka, Mar 2019
A non-breeding summer visitor from the Palearctic, present between Oct and Mar. The most frequently recorded bee-eater in the Waterberg, it is common and widespread and likely to be found in both open and wooded country (recorded in 89% of the Waterberg pentads); gregarious, it is typically found in flocks of 10-20 birds with larger numbers gathering at night-time roosts and when migrating. The birds are often detected flying high overhead from the sound of their melodious calls.
A non-breeding summer visitor from the Palearctic, present between Oct and Mar. The most frequently recorded bee-eater in the Waterberg, it is common and widespread and likely to be found in both open and wooded country (recorded in 89% of the Waterberg pentads); gregarious, it is typically found in flocks of 10-20 birds with larger numbers gathering at night-time roosts and when migrating. The birds are often detected flying high overhead from the sound of their melodious calls.
Kamonande, Mar 2021
Dinaka, Jan 2018
Lindani, Feb 2018
Lindani, Feb 2018