The Blue-throated Bee-eaters started their day early. A small company of three dropped by at the Sunset point birding spot, near Licuala Hill (Zone I). Battering the bees onto the branches before devouring them has been a familiar routine act. Nearby the perch, among the dense lower storey foliage I saw a pair of Orange-bellied Flowerpecker flirting about the branches . I managed to zoom in to the female of the species. Going down the Licuala Hill slopes I encountered a brown Palm King butterfly. The morning seemed fine and I thought I'm truly blessed with nature around me.
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| Orange-bellied Flowerpecker - female of the species |
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| A beautiful brownish butterfly - Palm King ( Amathusia phidippus phiduppus) |
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| View of the park, looking west from Zone A |
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