Green-backed Firecrown
Green-backed Firecrown
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13 hours ago
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A medium-sized hummingbird with a distinctive brilliant, fiery-red crown, particularly prominent in males. It is a common and adaptable species found in a variety of habitats.
Where to spot
Chile and Argentina, extending south to Tierra del Fuego, and also on several offshore islands. Found in forests, shrublands, gardens, and even urban parks.
How to spot
Look for them visiting flowering plants, especially fuchsias, in gardens, parks, and natural habitats. They are often quite tame and approachable, allowing for good views.
When to spot
Year-round resident across most of its range, though some populations may undertake short-distance migrations. Active throughout the day, especially at flowering plants.
Where to spot
Chile and Argentina, extending south to Tierra del Fuego, and also on several offshore islands. Found in forests, shrublands, gardens, and even urban parks.
How to spot
Look for them visiting flowering plants, especially fuchsias, in gardens, parks, and natural habitats. They are often quite tame and approachable, allowing for good views.
When to spot
Year-round resident across most of its range, though some populations may undertake short-distance migrations. Active throughout the day, especially at flowering plants.
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This species is one of the southernmost occurring hummingbirds globally, found in temperate and cold regions of South America, showcasing hummingbirds' adaptability to diverse climates.
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