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Violet- Crowned Hummingbird

Amazilia violiceps

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Field Notes

Description:

This flying jewel can be distinguished from all other North American hummingbirds by its immaculate white underparts, iridescent bluish-violet crown, and red bill. Female is quite similar to the male, a little less colorful.

Habitat:

Arid to semiarid scrub, thorn forests, riparian and oak woodlands, and parks and gardens.

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¡precioso! Me encanta, con su ojito cerrado y todo :-)
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PublishedNovember 20, 2015

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