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Western Spinebill in its natural habitat
Common rarity

Western Spinebill

Acanthorhynchus superciliosus

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RarityCommon
Height14 cm

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Did You Know?

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"Western Spinebills are the only honeyeaters in their range able to access nectar from certain tube-shaped flowers, thanks to their specialized bills."

Field Guide

Western Spinebill

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The Western Spinebill (*Acanthorhynchus superciliosus*) is a small honeyeater found only in southwestern Western Australia. Known for its energetic movements and slender, curved bill. This bird is a frequent visitor to native gardens and natural bushland, where it plays a key role as a pollinator.

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Curated birding spots where the Western Spinebill has been recorded.

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