Yellow-spotted honeyeater
(Meliphaga notata)[] | |
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Species ID: | 2-37-248-2603-22896 |
Kingdom: | Animalia |
Phylum: | Chordata |
Class: | Aves |
Order: | Passeriformes |
Family: | Meliphagidae |
Genus: | Meliphaga |
Conservation status: | LC - Least Concern (2016) |
Population trend: | Stable |
Links: | ADW / IUCN Red List / Wikipedia |
Subspecies[]
- M. n. mixta
- M. n. notata
Other Names[]
- Lesser lewin
Physical Description[]
Avg. length: | 16 - 20 cm |
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Avg. wingspan: | Males: 8.5 - 8.9 cm
Females: 7.8 - 8.2 cm |
Avg. mass: | Males: 27 (range 24 - 29.5) g
Females: 25.9 (range 23.5 - 30) g |
Colors: | Olive-brown, Olive-grey, Pale yellow (markings) |
Reproduction[]
Breeding season: | August - January |
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Mode of reproduction: | Oviparous |
Incubation period: | 2 weeks |
Avg. clutch size: | 2 - 3 eggs |
Breeding interval: | 1 year |
Behavior & Ecology[]
Activity: | Diurnal |
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Sociality: | Solitary |
Avg. group size: | 1 - 5 individuals |
Movement: | Sedentary |
Elevation range: | 200 - 500 (max 1,200) m asl |
Systems: | Arboreal, Aerial, Terrestrial |
Diet: | Insects, Nectar, Fruits |
Habitats[]
Major[]
- 1.6 Tropical/subtropical moist lowland forests
Suitable[]
- 1.5 Tropical/subtropical dry forests
- 1.7 Tropical/subtropical mangrove forests
- 1.8 Tropical/subtropical swamp forests
- 3.5 Tropical/subtropical dry shrublands
- 3.6 Tropical/subtropical moist shrublands
- 14.2 Pasturelands
- 14.4 Rural gardens
- 14.5 Urban areas