Gilbert's Honeyeater

Gilbert's HoneyeaterThis honeyeater inhabits the wetter forests of southwestern Western Australia. Adults have pale bare skin around the eye and feed on nectar and insects.What does it look like?Adults have pale bare skin around the eye; in young birds it is pale bluish-white. One account says the bill is longer and heavier than in the eastern White-naped Honeyeater.How does it live?This honeyeater inhabits the wetter forests of southwestern Western Australia. Adults have pale bare skin around the eye and feed on nectar and insects.It uses humid and subhumid forest and is reported to favor eucalypts. Its diet includes nectar, insects, honeydew, and manna.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.