Olive-backed Oriole
Olive-backed Oriole
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The Australasian Figbird is a common and conspicuous bird found across northern and eastern Australia, New Guinea, and some Indonesian islands. It is known for its fruit-eating habits and varied calls.
Where to spot
Widespread across northern and eastern Australia, New Guinea, and some eastern Indonesian islands. Found in forests, woodlands, parks, and gardens, especially where fruit trees are present.
How to spot
Males have striking yellow-green plumage, a black cap, and red facial skin. Females and juveniles are duller brown-green. Listen for its wide range of calls, including whistles, scolds, and mimicry.
When to spot
Year-round resident in most areas, with some local movements. Most active during the day, particularly when feeding on fruits.
Where to spot
Widespread across northern and eastern Australia, New Guinea, and some eastern Indonesian islands. Found in forests, woodlands, parks, and gardens, especially where fruit trees are present.
How to spot
Males have striking yellow-green plumage, a black cap, and red facial skin. Females and juveniles are duller brown-green. Listen for its wide range of calls, including whistles, scolds, and mimicry.
When to spot
Year-round resident in most areas, with some local movements. Most active during the day, particularly when feeding on fruits.
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
True to its name, this bird has a strong preference for figs and other soft fruits, playing a vital role in seed dispersal in its forest and urban habitats.
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