Obi Myzomela | Animalz

Obi MyzomelaA honeyeater of Obi and Bisa islands. Field observations on Obi in 2010 described bright red wings, back, and tail, with red on the face and most of the underparts.What does it look like?Birds observed on Obi in 2010 had a bright red mantle, wings, and tail, with a rosy wash on the head-sides and most of the underparts, brighter on breast-sides and flanks.How does it live?A honeyeater of Obi and Bisa islands. Field observations on Obi in 2010 described bright red wings, back, and tail, with red on the face and most of the underparts.Species trait data classify it as a forest-dwelling nectar-feeder. The sources checked do not specify a flower or detailed feeding method.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.