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    Marvelous Spatuletail (Loddigesia mirabilis), the iconic bird of Peru

    Hello birders: I hope you like our article: Marvelous Spatuletail (Loddigesia mirabilis), the iconic bird of Peru
  2. Male Snowcap  Hummingbird

    Male Snowcap Hummingbird

  3. Forest Jewel

    Forest Jewel

    Green-crowned Plovercrest
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    City Birds Of San Diego

    We do a daily live stream of our backyard feeders and watering dishes. We have a variety of birds that hang out in our yard including scrub jays, hooded orioles, house finches, sparrows and crows. We enjoy watching them to relax and have included some enjoyable reggae music in the background to...
  5. Regional endemic Hummingbirds of Costa Rica & Western Panama plate.

    Regional endemic Hummingbirds of Costa Rica & Western Panama plate.

    This multi bird plate of the regional endemic (RE) birds of Costa Rica & Western Panama is from a side project I’m doing just for fun. It’s a growing collection that currently also includes, the RE Tanagers of Costa Rica, the RE Wrens of Costa Rica, the iconic RE birds of Costa Rica, the...
  6. White-throated mountain-Gem

    White-throated mountain-Gem

    Taken up at Savegre Valley at Miriam’s famous bird feeder.
  7. White-crested Coquette

    White-crested Coquette

    These guys love Porterweed (shown in photo) and back then there was a tall hedge of the stuff close by the Garden House observatory and Cafe. It was always full of a large variety of hummers. Never knew which way to look next.
  8. Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Female 2

    Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Female 2

    I should find out what those purple flowers are called. She was definitely interested in checking them out, but didn't spend much time around any particular one. I like the Mexican Hat flowers scattered around in this photo, sticking out everywhere.
  9. Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Female

    Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Female

    Nothing too special, but this is the first hummingbird I've seen this year, and the only hummingbird I've ever photographed. I hope to take a lot more pictures, now that I have something other than a phone to use. I don't know if you've ever tried to photograph wild hummingbirds with a phone...
  10. GracieChun

    Hummingbird ID, Los Dinamos, Mexico City, Mexico - 22 November 2020

    Any help identifying this little beauty is very much appreciated. Seen, singing away with a real melodious song (sadly not captured) while walking in the Dinamos, wooded valley to the South of Mexico City on 22 November 2020. Sadly I only have frontal shots so keeping my fingers crossed it’s...
  11. GracieChun

    Hummingbird ID - Tequesquitengo, Mexico 27/2/21

    Saw these hummingbirds in Tequesquitengo, just South of Mexico City, Mexico. 1 & 2 were taken at the same time and 3 & 4 were taken at the same time, but I believe it could be the same bird or same species. The last 3 are the same birds, there were about 5/6 of these small hummingbird roaming...
  12. Feasting on a Pagoda

    Feasting on a Pagoda

    This female Ruby-throated hummingbird was enjoying her breakfast right outside my kitchen. I was able to catch this and a few other shots of her sipping from this pagoda plant.
  13. Anna's Hummingbird

    Anna's Hummingbird

    This is my favourite beautiful little graceful garden visitor. I love Anna's Hummingbirds. They stay in Vancouver year round even surviving our chilly winters. I shot this one resting in the fur tree next to my home.
  14. Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird

    Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird

    She's getting her drink on. Laughing out loud.
  15. Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird

    Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird

  16. One at a time, please

    One at a time, please

    Two female Allen's (or is it Rufous'?) sharing. Count it: one, two. I took a long series of shots and almost missed this, thinking it was just one. They were actually working out their timing on how to share and how to use this new feeder with no resting stand. It's too bad I didn't have my...
  17. Purple-throated Woodstar ---- Calliphlox mitchellii

    Purple-throated Woodstar ---- Calliphlox mitchellii

    Purple-throated Woodstar
  18. Western Emerald ---- Chlorostilbon melanorhynchus

    Western Emerald ---- Chlorostilbon melanorhynchus

    Female Western Emerald
  19. Brown Violetear

    Brown Violetear

    Brown Violetear
  20. Rufous-tailed Hummingbird

    Rufous-tailed Hummingbird

    Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
  21. Green-Crowned Brilliant

    Green-Crowned Brilliant

    Green-Crowned Brilliant Female
  22. Sparkling Violetear

    Sparkling Violetear

    Sparkling Violetear
  23. White-bellied Woodstar

    White-bellied Woodstar

    White-bellied Woodstar
  24. Western Emerald

    Western Emerald

    Western Emerald
  25. Black-tailed Trainbearer

    Black-tailed Trainbearer

    Black-tailed Trainbearer
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