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White-bellied Sunbird

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The White-bellied Sunbird is a common and widespread species in southern Africa. Males feature iridescent green upperparts, a crimson breast, and a contrasting clean white belly.

Where to spot

Widespread across southern Africa, including South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe, inhabiting dry savannas, woodlands, coastal scrub, and gardens.

How to spot

Look for its iridescent green head, crimson breast, and distinctive white belly as it feeds on flowers. Its high-pitched, energetic song is often heard.

When to spot

Active throughout the year. Most visible during morning and late afternoon foraging. Easily observed at flowering plants, especially during peak bloom.

Where to spot

Widespread across southern Africa, including South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe, inhabiting dry savannas, woodlands, coastal scrub, and gardens.

How to spot

Look for its iridescent green head, crimson breast, and distinctive white belly as it feeds on flowers. Its high-pitched, energetic song is often heard.

When to spot

Active throughout the year. Most visible during morning and late afternoon foraging. Easily observed at flowering plants, especially during peak bloom.

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This adaptable species is a frequent visitor to suburban gardens, often seen utilizing various flowering plants, including exotic species, for nectar.

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