Sunpetal Lark

Discovery LocationThe vibrant flower fields of the Netherlands.

Lead ResearcherDr. Hendrik Bloem

Field Report Summary

Pending research classification.

Physical Description

A small bird where the feathers are literally vibrant yellow and orange flower petals. Photosynthetic wings that bloom in sunlight. Pollen dusting on its beak.

Habitat

Open meadows and grasslands with abundant wildflowers and sunshine.

Dietary Behavior

It feeds primarily on nectar, pollen, and small insects found on flowers.

Evolutionary Origin

Developed via a long-term symbiotic relationship with flowering plants, leading to avian species that can carry out limited photosynthesis with their wings.

Behavioral Notes

Their feathers have a natural pigment that causes them to shine and mimic flower colors.