Souimanga with green back
The Souimanga with green back ( Nectarinia jugularis ) is a species of Oiseau Passériforme of the family of the nectariniidés .
Description
Souimanga is small a 12 cm length bird at the maximum. In the male and the female, the belly is of a conspicuous yellow, the green back olive, much more discrete. In the male, the face, the neck and the upper part of the belly are of a metal dark blue.
Distribution and habitat
Souimanga with green back is common since the south of the China until the Filipino , and of the Malaysia until the North-East of the Australia.
Bird originating in the Mangrove, it adapted well to the contact with the human ones and it does not hesitate to nest downtown.
Food
Souimangas nourish primarily nectar but they can also nourish insects, especially when they are young. Their wings, short, enable them to have a fast flight in straight line. They can nourish nectar in flight, as the birds flies but generally they prefer to be perched.
Reproduction
They are generally monogamists. The reproduction takes place of April has August in a suspended nest. The female lays two eggs which it only broods. The male takes part in the food of small
External bonds
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