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Very nice. Didn't realized that there is a red coloured head sunbird.
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The red one is called Crimson Sunbird. The other one is Olive Backed sunbird.
Eric, nice shots, esp the Crimson. Did you use a flash? Not easy to the red in its natural colour. Well done.
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thanks for kind words...
hi raymond, flash was fired for both shots... yes, the red tend to overexpose... thanks ![]()
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The second one is not an Olive-backed Sunbird, but a Brown-throated Sunbird. See the thick not-so-decurved bill.
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Female Brown throated?
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