Image of Cinnyris minullus Reichenow 1899
Description:
"Not 100% confident of ID. Possibly the olive-bellied sunbird (N. chloropygius) which occurs on forest edges (like the road this observation was made on), but N. minulla (according to Borrow & Demey) has a ""bluish-green"" rump which I think is visible on the photo of the bird in flight."
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