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Only half of the lower mandible of the male is red. Note smaller size, straighter bill, and all green vent vs. scaled vent on Shining-green Hummingbird. Male from back. Showing red on lower mandible. A female with a surprisingly blue tail. | ||||||||||||
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Male in flight. | ||||||||||||
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Found at higher altitudes that other species in the same genus. Note wings extend past the tail. Where species overlap, the male is more golden green than the darker green emeralds like Red-billed Emerald. | ||||||||||||
Male and female have coppery (bronzy) color on back and especially tail, which is a noticeably different color from other emeralds. Found from sea level to 2500m (HBW) but most common at mid levels (800-1800). | ||||||||||||
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