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Incredible Nests made by Purple sun birds

Incredible Nests made by Sun birds Amazing unique nests Purple sun bird is Hummingbird of South Asia. Here are amazing facts about purple Sun bird. The purple sun bird (Cinnyris asiaticus) is a small bird in the sun bird family found mainly in South and Southeast Asia but extending west into parts of the Arabian peninsula. This small sun bird has a relatively short bill, a dark and short square ended tail with distinctive sexual dimorphism. Less than 10 cm long they have a down-curved bill with brush-tipped tubular tongues that aid in nectar feeding. The breeding male is a metallic blue and purple overall with maroon feathers on the breast. The female is olive above and yellow below. The nonbreeding male of this species is primarily olive-brown with blackish upperparts and yellow underparts with blue-black band running down the throat and chest. Females can be distinguished from female Purple-rumped Sunbirds by its yellow (not grayish) throat. Seen in pairs, feeding chiefly on nectar, but they also take insects. Breeding males display by fluttering their wings in front of females while singing. They are found in gardens, cultivated areas, and forests. In courtship displays the male raises his head, fans his tail and flutters with partly open wings that expose the pectoral tufts and sings before the female.[10] The nest is a pouch made of cobwebs, thin strips of vegetation, lichens and bark. The entrance hole on the side is often shaded by an overhanging projection. The nest is built almost entirely by the female. The nest material is not woven and most of it is held together by cobwebs. About five to ten days may be taken in the building of the nest. The inner cavity is expanded by the bird by opening its wing and turning around on the inside.[23] In Sri Lanka and in southern India, it sometimes builds its nest by modifying and lining the cobweb structures formed by colonial or 'social' spiders, Stegodyphus sarasinorum (Eresidae). This video is made to give the information about sun birds nesting behavior, specially for purple sun birds. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. For Any Copyright Concerns, Contact Us at our email address. We will act upon your query immediately. Please subscribe the channel and get more amazing videos on the go    / @scoopoftheday   Facebook Page 1:   / scoopoftheday.in   Facebook Page 2:   / scoop-news-101004761593065