Cape White-eye
White-eyes, Yuhinas are birds living the forests of Africa, Asia, and many islands of the Pacific. White-eyes all have a brush-tipped tongue and a fondness for nectar as a supplement to fruits and insects. Yuhinas are generally crested birds in plumages of greys or brown with a bit of contrasting patterns often around the face. They are highly social.
The family is Zosteropidae
There are 136 species placed in 15 genera
So far I have photographed 14 different species.
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Updated 09/05/2020
White-eyes, Yuhinas and Allies. Photographed species in the following genera
White-eyes, Yuhina Abyssinian White-eye - Zosterops abyssinicus Black-crowned White-eye - Zosterops atrifrons Black-ringed White-eye - Zosterops anomalus_ Burmese Yuhina - Yuhina humilis https://www.birdphotography.eu/images/Bird-Families/White-eyes/Burmese_Yuhina_-_Yuhina_humilis.jpg Cape White-eye - Zosterops virens https://www.birdphotography.eu/images/Bird-Families/White-eyes/Cape_White-eye_-_Zosterops_virens.jpg Chestnut-flanked White-eye - Zosterops erythropleurus Everett's white-eye - Zosterops everetti Indian White-eye - Zosterops palpebrosus Japanese White-eye - Zosterops Japoñicus Mountain Blackeye - Zosterops emiliae Sri Lanka White-eye - Zosterops ceylonensis Stripe-throated Yuhina - Yuhina gularis Whiskered Yuhina - Yuhina flavicollis White-collared Yuhina - Yuhina diademata