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Cinnyris jugularis
uncommon in understorey in forest, edge and second growth, sometimes near the ground feeding on fruits and flowers of small shrubs and trees. usually found below 1000m asl.
Spotted on Sep 7, 2013
Submitted on Sep 9, 2013
29 Comments (1–25)
What a beauty! Congrats!
Congratulations !
Congrats Kdon! :)
it is my pleasure of having this specie earned the Spotting of the Day.
i just can't thank each one of you who liked this truly lovely sunbird.
again KarenL, my heartfelt gratitude in choosing OBS♂ as SOTD
wow!!!
Great!!!
Superb!
Beautiful.. Congratulations..!!
Congrats KdonGalay on this SOTD!
Beautiful! Congrats!
Congratulations Kdon! An unbelievably beautiful bird!
Great spotting !! Cngrts .
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Congratulations Kdon!
Congrats on SOTD, KdonGalay! Very deserved. Beautiful bird!
Congratulations Kdon. Stunning capture.
Congrats Kdon! Great spot!
awesome capture KdonGalay,beautiful,congrats on the SOTD and thanks for sharing
Congratulations Kdon, this wonderful capture has earned you spotting of the day!
Olive-backed sunbirds are monogamous, and both parents share nest building and caring for their young.
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Stunning!
thanks a lot for those who liked and likewise for the nice comments guys. this was in celebration with the first anniversary of the WIld Bird Photographers of the Philippines when suddenly this feathered fellow just popped and visited us for a pose.
Beautiful combination of colors! Nice spotting!
What a beauty!
Lovely!
Precious!