Master Kicau Kolibri Ninja 1.3

Among the various species of hummingbirds, the Konin (Ninja hummingbird) stands out as a favorite among songbird enthusiasts. This particular species is renowned for its sharp and rapid chirping sounds, which are remarkably dense and crisp. The Konin is also adept at mimicking the calls of other birds, including the Canary, Prenjak, and Lovebird.

This bird exhibits a strong fighting spirit, showcasing impressive combat styles reminiscent of the Kacer or Murai Batu during competitions. Consequently, it is often entered in contests in specific regions.

In addition to its competitive prowess, the Konin is excellent for mastering calls of other birds such as the Murai Batu, Cucak Hijau, and Pentet due to its piercing tone and quick sound bursts.

As demand for this hummingbird continues to grow among avian aficionados, it commands a higher price compared to other hummingbird species.

Scientifically known as Nectarinia Calcostetha or Leptocoma Calcostetha, the Konin is also referred to as the mangrove hummingbird due to its frequent presence in mangrove forests. They are commonly spotted near coconut plantations, coastal areas, and pine trees.

Like most hummingbirds, the Konin primarily feeds on nectar, honey, milk, and small insects. For those interested in keeping this bird, care is relatively straightforward; providing a diet of honey or sugar water along with fresh ant eggs every two days suffices.

For enthusiasts of the Ninja Hummingbird, there exists an application that serves as a valuable reference. This app features several recordings of Konin calls that can be used as training tools for your own birds. The audio loops are designed for offline use, allowing for easy access without an internet connection.