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CHESTNUT-HEADED BEE-EATERS, BARDIA NATIONAL PARK, NEPAL

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© PACO COMO/Shutterstock
It's not just a name. Chestnut-headed bee-eaters really do spend their days
swooping after stinging insects. As well as bees, they also feast on wasps,
hornets and other bugs. The birds in today's image are in Bardia National Park
in Nepal, but they're found across many other South Asian countries, from India
and Bangladesh to Sri Lanka and Thailand. They catch their prey mid-flight,
returning to a perch where they can beat stinging insects to stun them, which
makes them safe to eat. These birds are designed to hunt: their dazzling green
plumage helps camouflage them in dappled jungle light, their curved beak is
perfect for picking off insects with precision and their eyes can move
individually, which makes them all the better for spotting bees.
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