This bird has a tail longer than its own body.
The Cape Sugarbird lives in South Africa’s fynbos fields, feeding on nectar with its long curved bill while helping pollinate native flowers. Males show off dramatic flowing tails during the breeding season.
A graceful spirit of the flowering plains, yet one of Africa’s most elegant nectar feeders.
Cape Sugarbird 👇
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