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Selasphorus flammula
The adult male Volcano Hummingbird has bronze-green upperparts and rufous-edged black outer tail feathers. The throat is grey-purple in the Talamanca range, red in the Poas-Barva mountains and pink-purple in the Irazú-Turrialba area, the rest of the underparts being white. The female is similar, but her throat is white with dusky spots.
Spotted in ¨el cerro de la muerte¨
21 Comments
Thank you very much :-)
Lovely... Very nice series..
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Thank you very much
Thank you Yuko Im glad you like it :)
I've already liked and commented on this spot before, but I still enjoy looking at this beautiful bird every once in a while. Cant' help it! It's so lovely!
Completely agree Hemma :)
too cute!
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Gorgeous!! Lovely Hummingbird.
Thank you very much Jared
Brilliant picture!! Freakin awesome bird!
Thank you Larry
Spectacular! I love all your new bird spottings!
Thank you Luis!
Beautiful humingbird and series Ismael!
I was very lucky to have the perfect moment and place to spot the male and the female too
Thank you Yukp it was breathtaking to me too
Amazing! This is truly breathtaking!
Thank you Nuwan
great pictures!