Abstract
White‐fronted Bee‐eaters (<i>Merops bullockoides</i>) nest in small colonies averaging 200 individuals, digging holes in cliffs or earthen banks. Their diet primarily comprises bees, but they also take other flying insects (such as Ichneumon wasps) depending on season and related prey availability. They hunt either by making quick hawking flights from lower branches of shrubs and trees, or glide slowly down
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