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The article on the Golden-winged Sunbird is a stub. It contains only a picture and a sentence on where it is found. For more completeness, the article could include taxonomy, description (appearance), distribution (as well as a map highlighting the areas), behavior, and its relationship to humans or culture. The behavior section could have mating, feeding, and survival sections. In particular, the behavior section could discuss the concept of economic defendability. They could mention the advantages of territorial defense and how time and energy budgets of sunbirds predict when resources should be defended. A good reference for the sunbird is the Gill and Wolf paper of 1975, which discusses the energetic profit of raising nectar levels. Another topic in behavior that can be considered is writing about the personality types of sunbirds and how different behavioral traits are correlated. Also discussion of competition for the resources and the ESS for sunbirds could be examined. The little writing that is present is clear, concise, and unbiased. The talk page only has it listed under the WikiProject Birds and does not even have an importance rating on it. Based off the history, it appears that the formation of the article was automatically generated by a bot in 2007 and has received only a few revisions since then. Zhangt2413 ( talk) 19:48, 25 September 2012 (UTC)
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Added the behavior section (500 words) and 5 references.
The article on the Golden-winged Sunbird is a stub. It contains only a picture and a sentence on where it is found. For more completeness, the article could include taxonomy, description (appearance), distribution (as well as a map highlighting the areas), behavior, and its relationship to humans or culture. The behavior section could have mating, feeding, and survival sections. In particular, the behavior section could discuss the concept of economic defendability. They could mention the advantages of territorial defense and how time and energy budgets of sunbirds predict when resources should be defended. A good reference for the sunbird is the Gill and Wolf paper of 1975, which discusses the energetic profit of raising nectar levels. Another topic in behavior that can be considered is writing about the personality types of sunbirds and how different behavioral traits are correlated. Also discussion of competition for the resources and the ESS for sunbirds could be examined. The little writing that is present is clear, concise, and unbiased. The talk page only has it listed under the WikiProject Birds and does not even have an importance rating on it. Based off the history, it appears that the formation of the article was automatically generated by a bot in 2007 and has received only a few revisions since then. Zhangt2413 ( talk) 19:48, 25 September 2012 (UTC)
Above is a transclusion of Template:Did you know nominations/Golden-winged Sunbird. Snowman ( talk) 13:28, 27 September 2012 (UTC)
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