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Buff-bellied Hummingbird

  • Imaging Target: Buff-bellied Hummingbird
  • Coordinates Captured: Mexico
  • Main Cameras: 25-75x70 Spotting Scope | SVBONY SV28 ; 25-75x70 Spotting Scope | SVBONY SV28 ; 25-75X70 Spotting Scope | SVBONY SV28 Plus ; Spotting Scope for Phone | SVBONY SV28 Plus ; Digital Birdwatching | SVBONY SV28A 25-75X100 ; Spotting Scope | SVBONY SV28A 20-60X80 ;
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Description

Taken by Francisco Perez with SV28 spotting scope Key Identifying Characteristics: Iridescent Plumage: The throat and upper breast feature brilliant metallic green feathers that shimmer in the light. Rufous Tail: It has a distinct reddish-brown (rufous) tail, which is a primary field mark for this species. Bill: A long, slender, and slightly decurved bill that is typically reddish-orange with a dark tip. Underparts: The lower breast and belly are a buffy or pale brownish color, giving the bird its name. Body Shape: A relatively large and robust hummingbird compared to other North American species, often appearing quite "plump" when perched.

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