The RSPB recently reported that one of the two European Bee-eater nests at Trimingham in north east Norfolk had seen the successful fledging of the first chick .... see here.
The successful multiple fledging of 3 chicks from the other nest has now been recorded on the webcam monitoring the site ....
It is understood that both nests have now been vacated with 5 or 6 fledged juveniles joining their parents and other “helpers” around the quarry site.
Earlier in the spring, before the 2 nests were established, there were daily reports of up to 8 adult European Bee-eaters present. Successful breeding by 2 pairs has now been confirmed which is a remarkable event.
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