During the same excursion, we found what we had primarily been looking for, the Rosy bee-eater. There were two birds perching quite high up in a tree which in turn lay high up on a slope with a particularly rugged terrain. Jackson and I slowly ascended and got close enough to the Rosy bee-eaters to get a reasonable picture of these colorful birds. The Rosy bee-eater occurs in two core areas, Ghana and Gabon, with observations in nearby countries. It breeds in large colonies, but only a few of these are actually known. This means that Rosy bee-eaters are in great demand among ornithologists ...