Sahul Sunbird

Cinnyris frenatus

Least Concern

The Sahul Sunbird is a sunbird or spiderhunter of Wallacea, New Guinea, and nearby islands. It uses a slender curved bill to take nectar from flowers while also eating insects and spiders, and it is an important pollinator in forest, woodland, gardens, and montane vegetation.

Family

Nectariniidae

Group

Sunbirds and Spiderhunters

Range

Sahul Sunbird Range — Resident or seasonal range in Wallacea, New Guinea, and nearby islands

Population

≈ Unknown

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