Black-fronted Flowerpecker

Black-fronted FlowerpeckerThe Black-fronted Flowerpecker occurs in Indonesia’s Lesser Sunda Islands. A male of the nominate subspecies has scarlet upperparts, dark wings and tail, and a white chin.What does it look like?The male of nominate subspecies igniferum has scarlet upperparts from crown to rump, purplish-black upperwings and tail, and a white chin.How does it live?The Black-fronted Flowerpecker occurs in Indonesia’s Lesser Sunda Islands. A male of the nominate subspecies has scarlet upperparts, dark wings and tail, and a white chin.It uses semi-deciduous and secondary forest, coastal monsoon scrub, and lightly wooded areas. Its diet is poorly known but is thought to include mistletoe nectar, pollen, and fruit.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.