Pictured Is A Little Bee-Eater Perched In The Edge Of The Bush In The Okavango Delta In Botswana, Africa. Bee-Eaters Predominantly Eat Insects, Especially Bees, Wasps And Hornets, Who Are Caught In The Air By Sorties From Low Open Perches, Maybe Only A Meter Or Less High. Before Eating Their Meal, A Bee-Eater Removes The Stinger By Repeatedly Hitting The Insect On A Hard Surface. . The Photograph Was Taken From A Safari Vehicle Based At The Atzaro Okavango Camp. The Binomial Name Is Merops Pusilius .

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little beeeater perched edge bush okavango delta botswana africa beeeaters eat insects bees wasps hornets caught air sorties low open perches meter high eating meal removes stinger repeatedly hitting insect hard surface photograph safari vehicle based atzaro camp binomial name merops pusilius