They are all social and vocal birds, often forming flocks and communicating with a variety of sounds. They are all monogamous and territorial, defending their nesting sites from intruders. They are all cavity nesters, digging tunnels in sandy banks or using natural holes in trees or rocks. They are all cooperative breeders, with helpers assisting the breeding pair in incubating the eggs and feeding the young.

The Green Bee-eaters are beautiful and fascinating birds that add color and life to the regions they inhabit. They are not threatened by extinction, and have large and stable populations. However, they may face some threats from habitat loss, fragmentation, and degradation, as well as from predators, parasites, and diseases. Therefore, it is important to protect and conserve their natural environment, and to appreciate their presence and role in the ecosystem.