Humboldt's Sapphire
Humboldt's Sapphire
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Humboldt's Sapphire is a striking hummingbird known for its vibrant green and blue plumage, named after the renowned naturalist Alexander von Humboldt. It adds a splash of color to its forested habitat.
Where to spot
Primarily found in humid lowland forests and forest borders in its native range, often near flowering trees and shrubs.
How to spot
Look for its iridescent green back and blue throat. It's often seen darting between flowers or perched on a prominent, exposed branch, making identification easier.
When to spot
Active during daylight hours, frequently visiting a variety of flowering plants for nectar. Observable throughout the year.
Where to spot
Primarily found in humid lowland forests and forest borders in its native range, often near flowering trees and shrubs.
How to spot
Look for its iridescent green back and blue throat. It's often seen darting between flowers or perched on a prominent, exposed branch, making identification easier.
When to spot
Active during daylight hours, frequently visiting a variety of flowering plants for nectar. Observable throughout the year.
Its relatively long, slightly decurved bill is perfectly adapted for probing deep into the corollas of specific flowers to extract nectar, showcasing a specialized feeding strategy.
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