The fork-tailed sunbird is usually found in subtropical or tropical forests. The male has metallic-green crown and dark crimson throat, while the female has grey crown. The bird makes high-pitched noises and is often seen looking for food among flowers. 

Here are some photos of the fork-tailed sunbird clicked by photographer Lin Ge in the Bawangling National Nature Reserve, China's southern island province of Hainan. 

(All photos taken by Lin Ge.)

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