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Rufous-tailed hummingbird

Amazilia tzacatl

Photo by The MnMs
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Field Notes

Description:

10-12 cm long. The throat is green (edged whitish in the female), the crown, back and flanks are green tinged golden, the belly is pale greyish, the vent and rump are rufous and the slightly forked tail is rufous with a dusky tip. The almost straight bill is red with a black tip; the black is more extensive on the upper mandible, which may appear all black.

Habitat:

Garden in Alajuela.

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