BS-0157
Purple Honeycreeper
Cyanerpes caeruleus
The Purple Honeycreeper adult male has predominantly violet-purple plumage, contrasting with black wings, tail, and belly. Purple feathers cover the back and breast without spotting or barring, while the folded wings and narrow tail form solid dark areas. Its bright yellow legs and feet are a defining feature, their color belonging to bare skin rather than feathers.
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