The midget flowerpecker (Dicaeum aeneum) is a species of bird in the family Dicaeidae.

The midget flowerpecker or Dicaeum aeneum is a small bird located in the Solomon Islands.

[2] The head, sides of the throat, breasts, and upper abdomen are all light grey.

The crown of its head and upper parts are dark grey with hues of blue.

Female midget flowerpeckers do not have the vibrant red patch on their chest and instead have green flanks.

They live in the Solomon Islands year-round, located in the western South Pacific Ocean.

Common insects in the Solomon Islands include the painted grasshawk, pacific giant centipede, and the fiery skimmer.