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Apo Sunbird

Apo Sunbird

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The Apo Sunbird is a localized species endemic to the Philippines, with males showing iridescent blue-green and a red breast band. It is found in high-altitude montane forests.
Where to spot
Endemic to the Philippines, specifically found in montane forests of Mindanao Island, particularly around Mount Apo and other high peaks.
How to spot
Requires dedicated expeditions to its specific high-altitude forest habitat. Look for its iridescent plumage in the canopy and mid-story of flowering trees. Listen for its calls.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Best observed during morning and late afternoon foraging bouts. Access to its habitat can be challenging.
Named after Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines, this species is a specialist of the cool, moist montane cloud forests.
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