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| Background
| Rain Forest Ecosystem
| The Limestone Outcrop
| Salt Lick | The Orang Asli | |
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Local Name : Kelicap Jantung Bukit
Scientific Name : Arachnothera Affinis Common Name : Grey-breasted Spiderhunter |
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![]() The Grey-breasted Spiderhunter has a maximum length about 18 centimetres. It has a distinctive characteristic long, sickle-shaped bill, and a short tail.Its upper plumage is olive green, an excellent camouflage amongst the forest foliage.This small but strongly-built bird has an olive-grey underparts,and narrow, dark streaks on the lower throat and breast. This species has no pectoral tufts. |
![]() Peninsular Malaysia, Thailand, Burma, Borneo,Sumatra, Java. |
![]() Forested areas; particularly undisturbed primary and secondary lowland rain forest; plantations and rural gardens. |
![]() Nectar, seeds, occasionally spider and other insects. |
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| | Oriental Small-Clawed | | Crimson-breasted Flowerpecker | | Grey-breasted Spiderhunter | | Hawk Moth | | Kelesa | |
| There are more species to be discovered in Virtual Tour of Taman Negara CD-ROM. |
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