Chestnut-breasted Coronet

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The Chestnut-breasted Coronet is a beautiful hummingbird noted for its vibrant chestnut breast and sparkling green plumage. It is a common and often dominant species in its Andean habitat.

Where to spot

Common in humid montane forests, forest edges, and gardens in the Andes of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.

How to spot

Look for its distinctive chestnut breast while it feeds on flowers or perches. It is often attracted to hummingbird feeders in its range, providing excellent viewing opportunities.

When to spot

Year-round. Active throughout the day, with peaks in the morning and late afternoon when feeding demands are high.

Where to spot

Common in humid montane forests, forest edges, and gardens in the Andes of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.

How to spot

Look for its distinctive chestnut breast while it feeds on flowers or perches. It is often attracted to hummingbird feeders in its range, providing excellent viewing opportunities.

When to spot

Year-round. Active throughout the day, with peaks in the morning and late afternoon when feeding demands are high.

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This species is known to be quite aggressive around feeders and flowering patches, often chasing away other hummingbirds to defend its preferred nectar sources.

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