The European Bee-eater is a migratory bird which spends the breeding season in southern Europa and migrates to Africa from september until the early days of may. Males and female look alike...from afar. Nonetheless some little differences are noticeable : the green part of the wing is more flashy but restricted to scapulars with the male. Females tend to have the yellow color of the back mixed with some green while it is more intensely yellow with the male. Despite those hints sexual dimorphism remains unclear and a specialist matter. Here the male is on the right...

The European Bee-eater is a migratory bird which spends the breeding season in southern Europa and migrates to Africa from september until the early days of may. Males and female look alike...from afar. Nonetheless some little differences are noticeable : the green part of the wing is more flashy but restricted to scapulars with the male. Females tend to have the yellow color of the back mixed with some green while it is more intensely yellow with the male. Despite those hints sexual dimorphism remains unclear and a specialist matter. Here the male is on the right...