merops

the bee-eater, or merops, is known for its vibrant plumage.

researchers studied the nesting behavior of the european bee-eater merops apiaster.

the blue-cheeked bee-eater merops persicus migrates across vast distances.

merops orientalis is commonly found in the agricultural fields of india.

a flock of merops was spotted near the riverbank at dusk.

the taxonomy of the merops genus has been debated by ornithologists.

merops pusillus is one of the smallest species in the family.

photographers gathered to capture images of the colorful merops oreobrotkos.

the diet of a merops typically consists of bees, wasps, and hornets.

deforestation poses a significant threat to the habitat of merops bullockoides.

birdwatchers use binoculars to observe the feeding habits of merops.

the scientific name merops derives from the ancient greek word for the bird.