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The male Crimson Sunbird returning to its nest to feed his hungry young with an insect in bill
Adult Sunbirds do not usually prey on insects. The parents however would feed their young with insects, lots of them during the first week of their life for the extra protein needed for rapid growth.
The sooner the fledging leave the nest the safer it will be.
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Olive-backed Sunbird nest
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The male Crimson Sunbird returning to its nest to feed his hungry young with a spider in its bill and displaying its hard-to-see yellow rump.
Adult Sunbirds do not usually feed on insects. The parents however would feed their young with insects, lots of them during the first week of their life for the extra protein needed for rapid growth.
The sooner the fledging leave the nest the safer it will be.
www.flickr.com/photos/lonesomecrow/sets/72157633501158186/

The male Crimson Sunbird seen here feeding its young with insect caught in the forest.
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The female returning to its nest to feed her hungry young with what looks like legs from a huge spider.
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The hungry chick is been fed by the female. The chick is fed by both parents numerous times in the course of the day.
www.flickr.com/photos/lonesomecrow/sets/72157633501158186/