Blue-headed Sapphire
Blue-headed Sapphire
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Gray's Sapphire is a small, iridescent hummingbird species with a generally green body and often bluish hues, named in honor of British zoologist John Edward Gray. It is known for its agile flight.
Where to spot
Typically found in humid lowland forests and forest edges within its South American range, often near clearings or along rivers.
How to spot
Look for its fast flight and listen for its characteristic buzzing sound as it moves between flowers. Patience is key to observe its feeding habits and plumage details.
When to spot
Active throughout the day, particularly around flowering trees and shrubs. Most visible during early morning and late afternoon.
Where to spot
Typically found in humid lowland forests and forest edges within its South American range, often near clearings or along rivers.
How to spot
Look for its fast flight and listen for its characteristic buzzing sound as it moves between flowers. Patience is key to observe its feeding habits and plumage details.
When to spot
Active throughout the day, particularly around flowering trees and shrubs. Most visible during early morning and late afternoon.
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Like many hummingbirds, males are highly territorial and will aggressively chase away rivals from prime feeding areas, sometimes engaging in dramatic aerial dogfights.
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