Image of Orange-breasted Myzomela
Description:
Record shot of an adult male hanging from a branch. Fijis equivalent of humming birds or sunbirds these small noisy honeyeaters can be seen flying around in forests, cultivated and urban areas. Adult males, as in this photograph, are pretty stunning - females and juveniles less so.
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