A little, plump bird shows off itself with a spectacularly bright red neck and patch on his chest, one that sparkles and flames brightly.
The Dicaeidae family includes the fire-breasted flower pecker (Dicaeum ignipectus).
A little bird with a black beak is one of the flower pecker family’s tiniest member.
The male has glossy blue-black top parts, while his belly is a golden tint with a small dark stripe extending down from his chest.
A brilliant crimson patch, nearly blazing red in tone, covers his breast.
The fire-breasted flowerpecker (Dicaeum ignipectus) is a bird species in the Dicaeidae family.
Thus, the male has a glossy blue-black upper body and a yellowish belly with a small black stripe flowing down from his breast.
Therefore, his breast is covered by a vivid crimson patch, nearly blazing red in hue.
These birds are normally found high in the mountains, over 1000 meters. However, they can be seen at lower altitudes in China during the winter.
These birds mostly consume nectar, but will also consume tiny fruit, insects, and spiders.
They are considered to be a primary mistletoe disperser.
But are concluded on the list of most interesting birds in the whole globe.
