This bird mainly feeds on flower nectar, but it also eats insects and soft fruits whenever it gets the chance. The Blue-faced Honeyeater is hard to miss because of its bright blue skin around the eyes and its loud, messy personality. Native to northern and eastern Australia, these birds often show up in gardens, parks, and tropical forests looking for easy food. Young birds actually have green faces before turning blue as adults, which surprises a lot of birdwatchers. Blue-faced Honeyeater 👍
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