Nectarivore Collection

Nectarinia famosa (Malachite sunbird), 1777-1786. Creator: Robert Jacob Gordon
Nectarinia famosa (Malachite sunbird), 1777-1786

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Amethyst / Black Sunbird - chicks begging from nest attached to Christmas fairy lights on verandah of house - chicks 12 days old. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa

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Amethyst / Black Sunbird - female on nest - nest attached to Christmas fairy lights on verandah of house. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Date:

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Amethyst / Black Sunbird - female feeding chicks in nest attached to Christmas fairy lights on verandah of house - chicks 16 days old. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Date:

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Amethyst / Black Sunbird - female feeding chicks in nest attached to Christmas fairy lights on verandah of house - chicks 16 days old. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Date:

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Amethyst / Black Sunbird - female departing nest attached to Christmas fairy lights on verandah of house - chicks 12 days old. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Date:

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Amethyst / Black Sunbird - chicks leaving nest attached to Christmas fairy lights on verandah of house - chicks 19 days old. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Date:

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Amethyst / Black Sunbird - female removing nest faecal sac from chick in nest - nest attached to Christmas fairy lights on verandah of house. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Date:

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Amethyst / Black Sunbird - chicks in nest attached to Christmas fairy lights on verandah of house - chicks 17 days old. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Date:

Cape Glossy Starling - widespread in western Angola and southern Africa - Mopani - Kruger National Park - South Africa
ASW-4844 Cape Glossy Starling - widespread in western Angola and southern Africa Mopani - Kruger National Park - South Africa Lamprotornis nitens Alan J. S

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Nectarivores in Action: A Colorful Feast for the Eyes 🌈 Witness the enchanting world of nectar-feeding birds in these stunning images. From the Amethyst Sunbird's 12-day-old chicks in their nest (DSC5788), to the Cape Glossy Starling sipping nectar from a Mopani tree in Kruger National Park, South Africa (12009479). Observe the vibrant Cape Glossy Starling (12009478) as it gracefully perches, spreading its iridescent wings. The Amethyst Sunbird (12009477) flaunts its long, curved beak, perfectly designed for reaching deep into flowers to extract their sweet nectar. In picture 12009476, the Amethyst Sunbird's partner tenderly feeds its young, ensuring their survival with a diet rich in nectar. The Cape Glossy Starling (12009475) joins the feast, adding a splash of color to the scene. As the sun sets, the nectarivores continue their vital role in pollination, capturing the essence of nature's symbiotic relationship (12009474). The Amethyst Sunbird (12009473) rests, its day filled with nourishment and purpose. These captivating moments showcase the beauty and importance of nectarivores in our natural world.