Scarlet-breasted Flowerpecker

Scarlet-breasted FlowerpeckerThe male has a black head with a small red crown patch and a yellowish-green back. In peat-swamp and heath forests, at edges, and in coastal vegetation, it eats fruit, insects, and spiders.What does it look like?The male has a black head with a small red crown patch and a yellowish-green mantle and back.How does it live?The male has a black head with a small red crown patch and a yellowish-green back. In peat-swamp and heath forests, at edges, and in coastal vegetation, it eats fruit, insects, and spiders.It occurs in peat-swamp and heath forests, along forest edges, and in coastal vegetation. Its diet includes fruit, insects, and spiders.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.