Brown-Throated Sunbird

The Brown-Throated Sunbird, also referred to as the Plain-Throated Sunbird, thrives in the habitats of Southeast Asia. These sunbirds typically measure around 14 centimeters in length, with males slightly larger than females. Males showcase a more vibrant coloration compared to their female counterparts, boasting an iridescent blue-brown upper body and a yellow underside. In contrast, females exhibit an olive-green upper body and a yellowish lower body. The primary diet of this species comprises nectar, supplemented by the consumption of fruits and berries. Juveniles, on the other hand, are nourished with a diet of insects.