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Colibrí Pardo

Colibri delphinae

Colibrí Golondrina, Swallow-tailed Hummingbird, Eupetomena macroura.

 

Boa Nova

Estado de Bahía

Brasil

Colibris femelle

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Nombre común: Colibri chupasavia

Nombre científico : Boissonneaua flavescens

Nombre en inglés: BUFF- TAILED CORONET

Nombre en alemán: Fahlschwanzkolibri

Nombre en francés: Colibri flavescent

Lugar de la foto: Reserva Natural Rio Blanco- Manizales- Caldas- Colombia

Colibrí Pardo, Brown Violetear, Colibri delphinae greenwalti.

 

Parque Nacional da Chapada Diamantina

Estado de Bahía

Brasil

Je l'a trouvais jolie sur sa branche, c'est tout, Châteauguay,Québec

Héritage Saint-Bernard (Châteauguay)

Héritage Saint-Bernard (Châteauguay)

Héritage Saint-Bernard (Châteauguay)

El colibrí de Cuvier[5] (Phaeochroa cuvierii), también denominado ala de sable verde, colibrí pechiescamado, colibrí pecho escamoso, fandanguero pechiescamoso o fandanguero pecho escamoso, es una especie de ave apodiforme de la familia Trochilidae —los colibríes—, la única perteneciente al género monotípico Phaeochroa, anteriormente situada en el género Campylopterus. Es nativa de México, América Central y extremo norte de América del Sur.

  

Colibrí Golondrina, Swallow-tailed Hummingbird, Eupetomena macroura.

 

Boa Nova

Estado de Bahía

Brasil

 

Jardín de los Picaflores. Puerto Iguazú. Misiones. Argentina

Le jardin de Valombreuse. Guadeloupe.

Blue-naped Chlorophonia (Chlorophonia cyanea)

 

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RKO_2703. I could not resist to share another photo of this little gem! Hope you like it!

 

Amazing how little they are, how brilliant (iridescent) colors they can have, how fast they move around and how they manage to hover in front of flowers when absorbing the nectar!

 

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Medellín - Colombia

A Sparkling Violetear guarding his patch of flowers, photographed in the Central Andes of Colombia.

© Alex Pareja

Actually I am sure this is a Little Black Cormorant but I could not find any information on the blue skin under its beak. I suppose this is a breeding bird but why none of the books or websites I consulted mentions this blue colour as a breeding sign?

I posted this question on Australian Bird Identification FB page yesterday but no comments so far. I wonder if somebody please may shed more light on this blue colouring?

Or is this something that every Australian child knows and I shouldn't be asking? (-;

These little guys were fascinating.... this one was the size of my little finger.

Nombre común: Colibri verde azul

Nombre científico: Aglaiocercus kingi

Nombre en inglés: LONG- TAILED SYLPH

Nombre en alemán: Himmelssylphe

Nombre en francés: Sylphe à queue d´azur

Lugar de la foto: Reserva natural Rio Blanco Manizales- Caldas -Colombia

hummingbird posing on the hand of my husband while it was raining so much,

sotto una pioggia fortissima, colibri sulla mano di ferdi,

iso 4000, f/6,3, 1/400, a mano libera, without tripod

monteverde, costa rica

Bombylius major.

"Large bee-fly" should be the english name.

Looks like a mixture of bumblebee and fly and behaves like a colibri / hummingbird. Hovers in front of blossoms and eats nectar with its long proboscis.

Affinity Photo Focus stack. 100mm Macro lens and extension tubes.

Héritage Saint-Bernard (Châteauguay)

Siempre sera una maravilla ver el poder de esta ave en sus alas.

 

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