What is the name of the tiny lime green bird?

The White-eyed Bird (White-eye) is the collective name for 97 species of birds in the family Bird Family. The body is small, body length 90 to 122 mm; mouth small, half the head length, the peak of the mouth slightly downward curved; nostrils for the membrane cover; tongue can be retracted, the apex has a horny hard fiber clusters; wings rounded and long; tail short; tarsal metatarsus long and healthy. The males and females are similar. The name "embroidered eye" is derived from the distinctive white fluffy short feathers that surround the eye ring, forming a distinctive white eye ring. Completely arboreal, feeding on insects, nectar, and soft, sweet fruits; the Hydrangea is active and highly gregarious. Most species chatter in low tones, but several have high pitched calls. Hydrangea has a tiny beak and feeds primarily on insects in flowers, but also on small amounts of berries. It is found in cultivated areas near forests and forest margins. Distribution from southern Asia to Oceania and Africa.