What is another word for Genus Merops?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs mˈɛɹɒps] (IPA) 
The Genus Merops refers to a group of birds known as bee-eaters. These species are known for their vibrant and colorful feathers, and their diet of bees, wasps and other insects. While the term "Genus Merops" is the scientific name given to these birds, there are several synonyms commonly used to refer to them. The most common of these are the names "beetlehead" and "merryped," though they are not as widely used as "bee-eater." By whatever name they are called, these birds are a true delight to behold in the wild, with their bright plumage and acrobatic aerial maneuvers during feeding.
