This tiny bird has eyes so striking they seem to glow against the forest shadows.
The Black-throated Wattle-eye is a small insect-eating songbird found in the forests of central and western Africa. It hunts by darting from low branches to snatch insects in midair or from nearby foliage, often remaining hidden beneath the dense canopy.
A silent hunter of the rainforest, where sharp eyes and swift movements matter more than size.
Black-throated Wattle-eye 👇
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