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Description
A small, but for its size mighty hummingbird that stands out with its red, straight beak in contrast to the male's dark, emerald-shiny body colours. When the male woos the female, it oscillates back and forth in flight.
The broad tail is dark blue in males, and the rest of the body is dark blue and green. Both males and females have white underparts, but the female's other colours are grey-green.
The white-eared hummingbird is similar but has a solid white eye streak and is a rarer guest in the southern United States.
It is a long, dull stanza broken up by short monosyllabic squeaks.
It likes to visit hummingbird feeds with sugar solution. Out in the wild, it sucks nectar from agave plants in low shrubbery in river furrows.
The nest, found in bushes and trees about a metre from the ground, is bowl-shaped and made of grass and leaves. It is 2-3 centimetres in size and easy to mistake for a small clump of grass.
Southern USA and Mexico.
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