New Britain Dwarf-Kingfisher
New Britain Dwarf-Kingfisher
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The New Ireland Dwarf Kingfisher is a minute, jewel-like kingfisher endemic to New Ireland in the Bismarck Archipelago. It exhibits a dazzling combination of blue, purple, and rufous plumage.
Where to spot
Endemic to New Ireland (Papua New Guinea) and possibly nearby small islands. Inhabits lowland and hill forests, often near small streams.
How to spot
Given its small size and often dense habitat, look for subtle movements or flashes of color in the undergrowth. Patience and a good ear for its high-pitched calls are essential.
When to spot
Resident year-round. Active during daylight hours. Best observed during periods of less rain when forest access is easier.
Where to spot
Endemic to New Ireland (Papua New Guinea) and possibly nearby small islands. Inhabits lowland and hill forests, often near small streams.
How to spot
Given its small size and often dense habitat, look for subtle movements or flashes of color in the undergrowth. Patience and a good ear for its high-pitched calls are essential.
When to spot
Resident year-round. Active during daylight hours. Best observed during periods of less rain when forest access is easier.
This species often forages by sallying from a perch to snatch insects from the air or from leaf surfaces, demonstrating agile flight.
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