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|May 17, 2025
A HUNGRY bee-eater perches on a twig anticipating a peaceful lunch but inevitably another comes along to spoil its buzz by landing right next to it.
The colourful birds were spotted by scientist Vicki Lai, who laid low in a hide on a horse farm to watch the drama unfold.
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