How do you sunbirds adapted to attracting mates?

Sunbirds have adapted to attracting mates primarily through their vibrant plumage and elaborate courtship displays. Males often exhibit bright, iridescent feathers that can change color in different lighting, making them visually striking to potential mates. Additionally, they engage in intricate singing and aerial displays to showcase their fitness and attract females. These adaptations enhance their visibility and appeal during the breeding season, increasing their chances of successful mating.