Bee-Eater Colony at the Loess Cliff
Bee-Eater Colony at the Loess Cliff
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Bee-Eater Colony at the Loess Cliff
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October 18, 2020
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They create their breeding tubes at the beginning of May. 2-7 eggs are laid at the end of May. At the end of June, the new parents provide their offspring with food. At the end of July the boys make their first attempts to fly.
At the end of August we go back to winter quarters in Africa.
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Elevation 190 m
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