The Waiting Window
A male Purple-rumped Sunbird seen from behind in dense foliage, its maroon mantle and metallic violet rump catching the light as it lowers its head to probe
Field record

Purple-rumped Sunbird

Leptocoma zeylonica
Location
From my balcony, Bangalore
Coordinates
12.97° N · 77.59° E
Field guideLeast Concern

Strongly sexually dimorphic, the male is iridescent with a metallic blue-green crown and violet rump, the female plain olive-brown above with a white throat and yellow underparts; the species also practises “nectar theft,” piercing the base of flowers too deep to probe.

Family
Nectariniidae (sunbirds and spiderhunters)
Length
9–10 cm
Diet
Nectar, small insects, and spiders
Range
Resident across the Indian subcontinent (southern India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh)
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