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Black Flowerpiercer

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Photo by Momo
Location: Quito Botanical Gardens, Ecuador

Diglossa humeralis

1 Identification
- 1.1 Similar Species
2 Distribution
3 Taxonomy
4 Habitat
5 Behaviour
6 External Links

[edit] Identification

[edit] Similar Species

Easily confused with male White-sided Flowerpiercer or Glossy Flowerpiercer. Former is more slaty and has white flanks; latter has a greyish-blue shoulder-patch. It's more difficult in parts of Colombia where the Black Flowerpiercer has a greyish-blue shoulder-patch (as in Glossy).