Dicaeidae
The family Dicaeidae, commonly known as flowerpeckers, consists of small, colorful birds found primarily in tropical regions. They are known for their vibrant plumage and are often seen flitting among flowers and foliage in search of nectar and insects. Flowerpeckers play a crucial role in pollination, helping to fertilize plants as they feed.
Dicaeidae includes several genera, with the most notable being Dicaeum and Prionochilus. These birds typically have short, stout bills adapted for their diet. Their habitats range from rainforests to gardens, making them an important part of their ecosystems.