Puerto Rican Emerald
Puerto Rican Emerald
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The Puerto Rican Emerald is a vibrant, shimmering green hummingbird endemic to Puerto Rico, where it is a common and beloved resident.
Where to spot
Endemic to Puerto Rico, found in various habitats including forests, coffee plantations, gardens, parks, and even urban areas.
How to spot
Its striking emerald green plumage is a key identifier. Look for it hovering around flowers, especially common garden plants like hibiscus and heliconia, and listen for its high-pitched vocalizations.
When to spot
Resident year-round on the island. Easily observed during daylight hours, particularly when visiting flowers or feeders in gardens.
Where to spot
Endemic to Puerto Rico, found in various habitats including forests, coffee plantations, gardens, parks, and even urban areas.
How to spot
Its striking emerald green plumage is a key identifier. Look for it hovering around flowers, especially common garden plants like hibiscus and heliconia, and listen for its high-pitched vocalizations.
When to spot
Resident year-round on the island. Easily observed during daylight hours, particularly when visiting flowers or feeders in gardens.
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
Credits:
Wikimedia Commons
It is the only species of hummingbird found exclusively on Puerto Rico, making it a unique and iconic symbol of the island's avifauna.
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