Green Honeycreeper

Found in the canopy and forest edge of lowland and foothill rainforest across Central and northern South America, often visiting fruiting trees and flowering plants in small mixed-species groups. Males are a striking turquoise-green with a black head, while females are uniformly green and can be confused with other honeycreepers, so listen for their thin, high-pitched calls to locate them. Early morning is best, when birds are most active at fruit sources, and any season works in most of its range since it does not migrate.