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Olive-Backed Sunbird
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Olive-backed Sunbird
Nectarina jugularis
Main features: The smallest Sunbird (11cm), bill thin and obviously decurved; distinctive white tips at outer tail feathers.
Male: Metallic blue-black forehead, throat and upper breast, contrasting with bright yellow underparts; upperparts dull olive brown.
Female: Upperparts dull olive brown; underparts all yellow, brighter yellow than other female Sunbirds.
Juvenile: Similar to females.
Call: Described as constant rough metallic chirps cheep-cheep-wheet; also a high-pitched rising chee.
In flight: Darting flight.
Status in Singapore: Very common resident throughout the island, including North and South offshore islands.
World distribution: Southern China to the Philippines down to Australia. |
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Hi Ang
it´s a great capture with a increadibly gamma of colors..
Good POV, a pretty bird and BG.
I just think the sharpness is a bit blur on the bird...I did WS
regards;
Taba
G’day Ang Beautiful image. Excellent exposure and DOF. Well done!
TFS Paul
- Ric
(136) - [2007-12-18 4:24]
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Hi Ang,
Impressive color and nice BG.
I agree with Taba in the matter of sharpness on the bird. But is a very good photo.
Congratulations!!
Ricard
- SelenE
(12874) - [2007-12-18 14:58]
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Hi Ang,
Colors of the bird, the background and the flower are impressive. Nice composition, POV and details.
TFS
Best wishes,
Selen