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Common Flameback/Goldenback (male and female)

Dinopium javanese

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Field Notes

Description:

The first one is a male, easily distinguishable by its red head (hence the name 'flameback'). The second was the female and quite stupidly kept flying into the window of the house next to the tree. Perhaps she saw the reflection of the tree and thought she could land there? It was quite pitiful.

Habitat:

Tropics

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
Malcolm Wilton-Jones
Hello duttagupta35504, may I suggest that you amend the name of you mission to include the country name in the title, this will help to ensure that users from other island nations do not think that they can use it also. With the country name at the beginning it will always show before people select it so that is the best place. By the way, I think it is a great idea for a mission and have joined as I have many spottings from there and lots more to add from a visit last month.

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