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Tote Bag : Rainbow Bee-eater at nest Nesting in the middle of the Mt Barnett camping ground, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Inhabits open woodland throughout Australia
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Rainbow Bee-eater at nest Nesting in the middle of the Mt Barnett camping ground, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Inhabits open woodland throughout Australia
DH-3938
Rainbow Bee-eater - at nest
Nesting in the middle of the Mt Barnett camping ground, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia.
Merops ornatus
Inhabits open woodland throughout Australia.
Don Hadden
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. In this vibrant snapshot captured by Don Hadden, we witness a truly enchanting sight amidst the rugged beauty of Mt Barnett camping ground. Meet DH-3938, the charismatic Rainbow Bee-eater who has chosen an unconventional nesting spot right in the heart of this remote Australian wilderness. With its iridescent plumage shimmering under the sun, our feathered friend seems to have found paradise within these open woodlands. Nestled snugly inside a cozy burrow, it's clear that DH-3938 knows how to make a statement! Who needs fancy accommodations when you can create your own luxurious abode? As one of Australia's most captivating avian residents, this audacious bee eater proves that home is where you make it – even if it means turning heads with your flamboyant style choices. With their striking colors and graceful aerial acrobatics, Rainbow Bee-eaters are true masters of both fashion and flight! So next time you find yourself exploring Western Australia's Kimberley region along Gibb River Road, keep an eye out for these delightful creatures. They may be small in size but they leave an indelible mark on anyone lucky enough to witness their vibrant presence. Remember, sometimes all it takes is a little bit of audacity and some colorful feathers to turn any ordinary day into a magical adventure straight from Mother Nature herself!
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