Nectariniidae Collection
Nectariniidae, also known as sunbirds, are a fascinating family of birds that captivate us with their vibrant colors and unique behaviors
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Nectariniidae, also known as sunbirds, are a fascinating family of birds that captivate us with their vibrant colors and unique behaviors. From the Amethyst sunbird's 12-day old chicks nestled in their cozy nest (DSC5788) to the Olive-backed sunbird diligently collecting nesting material for her home, these avian creatures display remarkable dedication to their offspring. In the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, we witness the Malachite sunbird gracefully feeding on nectar-filled flowers while adding splendor to its surroundings. Meanwhile, an Orange-breasted sunbird perches delicately on Leucospermum cordifolium, showcasing its stunning plumage against a backdrop of nature's beauty. The Southern double-collared sunbird enchants us with its melodious song in Praslin Island, Republic of Seychelles. Its counterpart in The Gambia, the Male Beautiful sunbird mesmerizes with an elaborate courtship display along Allahein River. Traveling across continents to North Sikkim, India, we encounter the Fire-tailed sunbird amidst blossoms—a sight that ignites our senses and leaves us in awe. In Goa, India during September blooms season; we find the Long-billed Sunbird nectaring on flowers—an exquisite moment captured forever. Back at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden once again; this time it is the male Southern double-collared sunbird indulging in sweet nectar from Pincushion protea. And not far away stands a magnificent Malachite Sunbird savoring every drop from King protea (Protea cynaroides). Lastly but certainly not least is the Orange-breasted Sunbird male who finds solace among Heather (Erica sp), his delicate frame contrasting beautifully against this floral wonderland.