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Hummingbirds from Columbia (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter 49bentley
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Gonna get these wrong: 1) and 3) andean emerald. Very bright white unds. Look like they may be the same individual: reddish lower mandible only really apparent in 1). 2) long-tailed sylph (wedge-shaped bill, fairly uniform unds). 4) Female crowned woodnymph. Grey on throat is very dark but I think this is the lighting. 5) Female white-necked jacobin: white tail feathers and speckling which appears to continue into the throat area. Duller/darker green compared with the emerald and white not as bright.
Motmot
Eduardo Amengual
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Huh? But surely there was a time when it was pre-Columbian...
