BEE eaters are no bigger than a house sparrow and have beautiful grass green wings with a sunset orange chest, yellow neck with a small black gorget, a black stripe across the face, and blue eye ...

Three bee-eater birds are believed to have made a historic return to the UK. A colony of breeding bee-eaters successfully hatched chicks in Norfolk last summer. The RSPB said a trio of the colourful ...

The RSPB said the birds were "an unmistakable visitor to have arrived in Norfolk" A rare bee-eater bird is believed to be on the "verge of laying again" in the UK after its first attempt was thought ...

The bee-eater is a feast for the eyes: its iridescent colorful plumage can be pictured in Germany. Find out more below. Bee-eaters are about 30 centimeters tall, they weigh up to 60 grams and shimmer ...

They defied all the odds - they are not supposed to be in the North-East, no one really expected them to nest and no one in their wildest dreams ever expected that they would produce young. But today, ...

Rare bee-eater chicks have hatched in a Norfolk quarry in a “vivid reminder” of climate change, conservationists have said. The colourful birds normally nest in southern Europe and northern Africa, ...

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A colony of the sun-loving birds has established on the Isle of Wight, the largest ever breeding group seen in the country. Two colourful adult pairs arrived from southern Africa early this summer and ...

A rare bee-eater bird is believed to be on the "verge of laying again" in the UK after its first attempt was thought to have been upset by a predator. Last month, three of the birds made a historic ...

A colony of breeding bee-eaters successfully hatched chicks in Norfolk last summer. The RSPB said a trio of the colourful birds, including a nesting pair, had been spotted again in a sand quarry near ...