Green-breasted Mango

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This striking hummingbird features a brilliant iridescent green breast that transitions to a black belly, set against a shimmering green back. It is a common and assertive species in its range, often defending its feeding territories.

Where to spot

Ranges from eastern Mexico south through Central America to northern Colombia, inhabiting humid lowland areas, forest edges, gardens, and clearings.

How to spot

Look for its distinctive iridescent green breast and black central stripe on the belly, contrasting with the overall green body. Males are particularly vibrant and easy to identify.

When to spot

Active throughout the day, often seen feeding at various flowers, especially those with red or orange blooms, and frequently visiting feeders in gardens.

Where to spot

Ranges from eastern Mexico south through Central America to northern Colombia, inhabiting humid lowland areas, forest edges, gardens, and clearings.

How to spot

Look for its distinctive iridescent green breast and black central stripe on the belly, contrasting with the overall green body. Males are particularly vibrant and easy to identify.

When to spot

Active throughout the day, often seen feeding at various flowers, especially those with red or orange blooms, and frequently visiting feeders in gardens.

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The Green-breasted Mango is sometimes observed engaging in 'hawking' behavior, darting out from a perch to catch insects in mid-air, supplementing its nectar diet with protein.

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