The White-fronted Bee-eater is strikingly marked with a white forehead, red throat, and orange and green plumage. It catches insects in flight, and helpers assist at nesting colonies.
The forehead is white, the head and body are orange, and the throat is red. The wings and tail are mainly green, and the thighs are blue.
It catches bees and other insects in flight. During breeding, close relatives of a breeding pair help dig nesting burrows, defend nests, incubate eggs and feed young.
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