Our Sounds of summer series brings you the recognisable trill of the Rainbow Bee-eater calls during breeding season. Have you heard this sound out in bush? Photo: Alec Brennan Audio: OzBirdz | Bush Heritage Australia

This reels captures **this Red-throated Bee-eater singing** in vivid 4K — a kinetic display of quick, piping notes and bright chirrup motifs that dart through riverbank shade. If you love crisp **bee-eater call** recordings, cinematic **bird sound** clips, and authentic nature moments, you’ll want to watch the whole thing: the call pattern here alternates short staccato notes and a liquid trill, perfectly synchronized with wing flicks and perch-hopping behavior. The framing is optimized for imme

Bee-eaters! Beautifully blue and brown, bandit-like black banded eyes, and barely seen in Britain and Ireland 💙 (can we stop with the 'B' alliteration now?) 9 of these fabulous birds have recently been spotted in Great Yarmouth - including these 3 caught on camera by twitter.com/cambsbirder! 📽 So what is there to know about these distinctive visitors? 📏 They're 28cm long ⚖️ and weigh 61g - that's about the same as 5 AAA batteries! ✒️ The first record of them in the UK was in 1793. 💚 We only

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