Männchen © John van Dort eBird S32433319 Macaulay Library ML 39397361
Weibchen © Carlos Ulate
Männchen © Brian Sullivan
Weibchen © Isaias Morataya
immatures Männchen © Jim Levenson
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Männchen © Georges Duriaux
Männchen © Aves de la Laguna

Gabelschwanz-Smaragdkolibri Cynanthus canivetii

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Small hummingbird of tropical lowlands, favoring forest edge and semi-open areas, often in relatively dry habitats. Usually feeds rather low, and often inconspicuous. Both sexes habitually pump their forked tail while hovering, unlike most other hummingbirds found in the same areas. Solidly emerald-green male is distinctive. Combination of small size, rather short straight bill, face pattern (whitish eyestripe and broad dark mask), and tail wagging behavior help ID the female. Also note the dry chattering call, which may suggest the call of Ruby-crowned Kinglet.

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