Geographic Distribution
Quick Facts
- Size
- 12 - 14 cm
- Weight
- 10 - 15 g
- Diet
- Insects (beetles, flies, spiders), Fruits and berries, Nectar
Habitat
ForestsWoodlandsUrban areasGardens
Behavior
- Forages for food in trees and shrubs, using its sharp, pointed beak
- Engages in social behavior, often found in pairs or small family groups
- Known for its bold and curious nature
- Breeds in trees or shrubs, with females laying 2-3 eggs
- Both parents care for young, which leave the nest after approximately 14-16 days