(aka Red-headed Honeyeater)
October 2013
The Red-headed Myzomela is distributed in southern New Guinea and northern Australia. It is found in or near mangroves or other types of coastal vegetation.
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| Red-headed Myzomela Myzomela erythrocephala (aka Red-headed Honeyeater) |
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Buffalo Creek, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia October 2013 The Red-headed Myzomela is distributed in southern New Guinea and northern Australia. It is found in or near mangroves or other types of coastal vegetation. |
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The male has the striking red head and rump while the smaller female is a dull grey-brown with small spots of pink on the forehead and around the head. | |||
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