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Ruby-Cheeked Sunbird Picture

October 11, 2024 by animalpicturebook Leave a Comment

Photo of a ruby-cheeked sunbird. Photo by Rejaul Karim of Wikimedia.org. This photo is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.

Ruby-Cheeked Sunbird Fun Fact: A fun fact about the ruby-cheeked sunbird is that, unlike many other sunbirds that primarily feed on nectar, this species has a more varied diet that includes insects and spiders. This gives it an advantage in feeding its chicks, as it provides them with much-needed protein. The sunbird’s name comes from the striking, iridescent red patch on its cheek, which adds to its colorful appearance!

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