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“Scientists think the flowerpecker is a canopy specialist, feeding off fruits high in tree canopies. green and yellow slug (Ibycus rachelae) was discovered on leaves in a mountain forest at altitudes up to 6,233 feet (1,900 meters) in Sabah, Malaysia.”
“Richard Webster The spectacled flowerpecker, awaiting formal scientific naming, eluded observation until recently, even though a scientific research station has been operating in its habitat for more than two decades.”
“On Cebu, the recent rediscovery of several of the islands 'presumed-extinct species (most famously the Cebu flowerpecker), has focused community conservation activities by the Cebu Biodiversity Conservation Foundation on protecting the island's last few hectares of forest.”
“They include a vivid flame-coloured bronzeback snake that can flare the back of its neck to reveal bright orange colours when threatened, a new bird named the spectacled flowerpecker, and a green and yellow slug with a tail three times the length of its head.”
“Spectacled bird - Named because of its prominent eye-rings, the spectacled flowerpecker has a grey body with bright white arcs above and below its eyes, a white throat and white tufts at the breast sides.”
“A new bird species discovered in Borneo: the spectacled flowerpecker”
“The birding world is buzzing (or more aptly, chirping) with the news announced yesterday that a new species of bird, the spectacled flowerpecker, may have been found in”
“Borneo, the "spectacled flowerpecker", and expressed the hope on Thursday that the discovery would”
WN.com - Articles related to 13 countries meet in bid to save wild tigers
“PETALING JAYA: A new species of flowerpecker, a tiny lowland bird, has been discovered in Danum Valley, Sabah - a fitting gift to”
WN.com - Articles related to 13 countries meet in bid to save wild tigers
“The spectacled flowerpecker, a small, wren-sized, grey bird, was feeding on some flowering mistletoe in a tree.”
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