Arabian Green Bee-eater

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The Arabian Green Bee-eater is a charming bird, closely resembling its African counterpart but endemic to the Arabian Peninsula. It features bright green plumage, a blue chin, and a characteristic black eye-stripe.

Where to spot

Endemic to the Arabian Peninsula, found in arid and semi-arid habitats, including wadis, cultivated areas, palm groves, and shrublands.

How to spot

Its small size requires keen eyes, but its vibrant color helps it stand out. Look for it perching on exposed branches, fences, or wires, making short, quick flights to catch insects. Its soft 'trrr' call is often heard.

When to spot

Present throughout the year in its resident range. Best seen during the day, especially when insect activity is high.

Where to spot

Endemic to the Arabian Peninsula, found in arid and semi-arid habitats, including wadis, cultivated areas, palm groves, and shrublands.

How to spot

When to spot

Present throughout the year in its resident range. Best seen during the day, especially when insect activity is high.

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This species is remarkably tolerant of human presence and can often be observed in gardens, agricultural areas, and even urban parks within its range.

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