The fire-tailed sunbird, also known as Aethopyga ignicauda, is a petite avian species that spans approximately 16 centimeters in length. Its most prominent features include a blazing red head, upper body, and a long, vibrant tail that radiates warmth with its red upper tail coverts. The bird’s chest and belly are decorated with a blend of yellow and red streaks, giving it a unique and eye-catching appearance.

The color of his crow and throat is a shimmering blend of blue and black, while the female bird sports a yellow-orange hue on her belly and brownish-orange tail sides.

You can spot these winged creatures only in Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal, and Thailand. They are exclusive to these countries.