Sharpbill

Insects: The main component of the Sharpbill's diet includes a variety of insects, such as beetles, caterpillars, and ants. It uses its strong, broad bill to glean insects from leaves and branches.

Other Invertebrates: Occasionally, it may consume other small invertebrates, including spiders and larvae, particularly when insects are less abundant.

Foraging Behavior: Sharpbills are known to be adept gleaners, carefully searching the foliage for hidden insects. They can often be seen hanging upside down or maneuvering around branches to access their prey. They may also utilize a combination of sit-and-wait tactics, remaining motionless for extended periods before snatching their prey. In some cases, they might catch insects mid-flight.

Seasonal Variations: While insects are the primary food source, Sharpbills may adapt their diet based on seasonal availability. This flexibility is crucial for their survival during periods when certain prey is less accessible.