One of the smallest and most active honeyeaters, the eastern spinebill is often seen darting after insects. But it feeds primarily on nectar. Its favourite flowers include those of banksias and eucalypts but it specialises in taking nectar from tubular flowers with its long thin bill from plants such as Grevillea as seen here. It is known to hover to feed and for this reason is sometimes mistaken for a humming bird.
This is the male who has an overall length of 150-160 mm, including 25-33mm bill.

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