Southern Double-collared Sunbird

Southern Double-collared SunbirdMales have a narrow red breast band and pale gray belly; females are gray-brown. At Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, records describe it as common in coastal thicket, feeding mainly on insects while also taking nectar.What does it look like?The male has a pale gray belly and narrow red breast band; the female is gray-brown.How does it live?Males have a narrow red breast band and pale gray belly; females are gray-brown. At Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, records describe it as common in coastal thicket, feeding mainly on insects while also taking nectar.At Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, the species was recorded as a common breeding resident or visitor in coastal thicket. There it was mainly insectivorous but also took nectar.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.