Western Spinebill

Western SpinebillThe Western Spinebill has rufous, white, black, and grey plumage and a slender bill. It uses flowers, fruit, and small invertebrates in southwestern Australia.What does it look like?Its plumage combines rufous, white, black, and grey. It uses a long, slender, down-curved bill to reach nectar in flowers.How does it live?The Western Spinebill has rufous, white, black, and grey plumage and a slender bill. It uses flowers, fruit, and small invertebrates in southwestern Australia.It feeds on nectar, fruit, and small invertebrates. It nests in dense shrubs and tree canopies.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.