adultes Männchen © Ed Harper eBird S48400062 Macaulay Library ML 114288351
Weibchen © Gerald Friesen
Männchen © Andres Vasquez Noboa
adultes Männchen © James Livaudais
Weibchen © Peter Hawrylyshyn
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adultes Männchen © Peter Hawrylyshyn
immatures Männchen © Alex Wiebe
immatures Männchen © Ilya Povalyaev

Haubenfadenelfe Discosura popelairii

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UNTERSTÜTZT VON MERLIN

Small, compact hummingbird found on the east slope of Andes from central Colombia to central Peru. Male is unmistakable; look for long pointed tail, wirelike crest, short straight bill, and white band across the rump. Female is less spectacular, but still has the obvious white rump band and a white mustache patch. Occurs in the foothills from around 600 to 1,600 m, generally at higher elevations than the very similar Black-bellied Thorntail. Visits feeders, but also can be seen at flowering shrubs (especially purple Verbena) and trees.

UNTERSTÜTZT VON MERLIN