adultes Männchen © Ryan Sanderson eBird S58583935 Macaulay Library ML 170539101
Weibchen / Immature © Fernando Ortega
adultes Männchen © Spencer Follett
immatures Männchen © Jim Merritt
immatures Männchen © Max Nootbaar
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Weibchen / Immature © Jay McGowan
Lebensraum © Jessie Barry

Breitschnabelkolibri Cynanthus latirostris

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UNTERSTÜTZT VON MERLIN

Brilliantly-colored hummingbird with dark tail and mostly red bill. Primarily a Mexican species, but occurs locally in the southwestern U.S. Can appear all dark at a distance, but in the right light, look for beautiful iridescent blues and greens on male's body. Females are less colorful than males, dusky grayish below with prominent white stripe behind the eye. Compare especially with female White-eared Hummingbird, which is more spotted below and has a broader white eyestripe and darker cheek. Occurs in scrubby riparian woodland, canyons, and thorn forest. Often visits hummingbird feeders.

UNTERSTÜTZT VON MERLIN