Pemba Sunbird
Pemba Sunbird
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The Pemba Sunbird is an endemic species to Pemba Island, off the coast of Tanzania. Males exhibit iridescent green, a red breast, and a yellowish belly, making them a unique island specialty.
Where to spot
Endemic to Pemba Island, Tanzania, found in various habitats including forest patches, cultivation, gardens, and mangrove edges.
How to spot
Relatively easy to find across Pemba Island in suitable habitats. Look for it at flowering plants. Its distinctive song and calls will also help in identification.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Best observed during early mornings when foraging activity is high. It is active throughout the day when flowers are available.
Where to spot
Endemic to Pemba Island, Tanzania, found in various habitats including forest patches, cultivation, gardens, and mangrove edges.
How to spot
Relatively easy to find across Pemba Island in suitable habitats. Look for it at flowering plants. Its distinctive song and calls will also help in identification.
When to spot
Year-round resident. Best observed during early mornings when foraging activity is high. It is active throughout the day when flowers are available.
Being an island endemic, the Pemba Sunbird has evolved in isolation, leading to subtle differences from mainland sunbirds, underscoring the importance of island biodiversity.
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