Bronzy Sunbird | Animalz

Bronzy SunbirdThe Bronzy Sunbird occurs in sub-Saharan Africa. Its head and back are iridescent bronze, and its dark central tail feathers are elongated. It feeds on nectar and insects.What does it look like?It has an iridescent bronze head and back, coppery coloration elsewhere, and dark elongated central tail feathers.How does it live?The Bronzy Sunbird occurs in sub-Saharan Africa. Its head and back are iridescent bronze, and its dark central tail feathers are elongated. It feeds on nectar and insects.It feeds on nectar and invertebrates. It uses wooded habitats; nests are made in cavities, and a breeding female lays one egg.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.