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Nectarina jugularis
Sunbirds survive mainly on nectar, although they may snack on the occasional insect. Their nectar extraction equipment include: a long, slender, decurved bill with fine serration along the margins of both mandibles; and a tubular, deeply cleft tongue.
Spotted a big family of these birds today feeding at the Botanical Gardens Singapore.
Spotted on Oct 23, 2011
Submitted on Oct 23, 2011
44 Comments (1–25)
Thank you williefromwi! :)
wonderful photo of your sighting.
Thank you Piali :)
Nice picture!
Thanks guys.
Awesome!!
Nice..
thanks for the comment! :)
Thank you for the comment Chris :)
Beautiful bird and beautiful photos!
spactacularly beautifull
Thank you :)
best spotting
Thanks Susan :) Hope your wel.
Mostly luck! Just there at the right time I guess. Some pictures come out and good and others not so great. This guy was kind enough to sit on this flower for a little while, long enough for me to take his picture.
stunning!
great picture
thanx ! but tell me how do u capture these ?
which camera do u own for such a beautiful photography ??
Cheers for the comment Pulkit
amazing pic !
Thank you :D
;)
He is stunning! Thanks for sharing him with us.
Good to see that you have not left Sean. Thanks.
I totally agree Cecilia, there are so many beautiful and amazing things on this world. I just enjoy photographing them, so I can always look at the pictures and learn to appreciate the small things in life. Thank you for the comment :)