Golden-Fronted Leafbird
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he Golden-fronted Leafbird (Chloropsis aurifrons) is a vibrant, colorful bird found in forests and wooded habitats across South and Southeast Asia, including Bangladesh,Nepal, Bhutan, , Myanmar, Thailand, and Sri Lanka and parts of India. Here’s a detailed overview:
Size: ~18–20 cm (7–8 inches) long.
#Plumage:
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Male:
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Bright green body (perfect camouflage in foliage).
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Golden-orange forehead & throat patch (distinctive feature).
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Black face mask & bib (around the throat).
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Blue moustachial stripe (below the cheek).
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Female:
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Duller than males, with less prominent black markings.
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Lacks the blue stripe or has a faint one.
# Bill: Slender, slightly curved, adapted for nectar-feeding.
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