In the deep emerald forests of Madagascar, this sapphire-plumed hunter moves with deliberate calm along tangled branches. It inspects bark, leaf clusters, and hidden crevices, plucking insects and small creatures with its striking blue bill β a tool built for precision. What makes it extraordinary is its role as a quiet regulator of the canopy, keeping insect populations in balance while roaming from tree to tree. A vivid flash of island blue against dense green, yet a steadfast guardian of one of Earthβs rarest forest ecosystems.
Madagascar Blue Vanga π
