Australasian Figbird

This figbird inhabits rainforest edges, mangroves, and leafy suburban trees along Australia's northeastern coast, typically foraging in small noisy groups on figs and other soft fruit high in the canopy. Males show a distinctive olive body with a bare red eye patch, while females are duller and streaked below. Fruiting fig trees during the warmer months are the most reliable spot, as groups will return repeatedly to a productive tree over several days.