Purple-naped Sunbird

Purple-naped SunbirdThe Purple-naped Sunbird lives in forests across Southeast Asia. The male is green overall with bright green streaking below. It feeds low in the vegetation on insects and spiders, as well as nectar, fruit, and seeds.What does it look like?The male is green overall, with bright green streaking on the underparts.How does it live?The Purple-naped Sunbird lives in forests across Southeast Asia. The male is green overall with bright green streaking below. It feeds low in the vegetation on insects and spiders, as well as nectar, fruit, and seeds.It uses forest habitats including peat-swamp forest, secondary growth, and plantations. It usually feeds below five metres on insects, spiders, nectar, fruit, and seeds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.