Species: Bahama Woodstar Calliphlox evelynae Number of Individuals observed: 1; adult male; Band number: P24356 Date of Sighting: 4-20-2013; banded 4-22-2013 County : Lancaster Location : 160 Mountain Road, Denver, PA 17517 GPS Coordinates: 40° 15' 35.57"N, 76° 10' 5.05"W A non-western vagrant hummingbird species that probably deserves mention is the surprise Bahama Woodstar found in April of 2013 in Lancaster County. It was present for only a few days but was banded and confirmed. The only other records outside the Bahama Islands for this species are a few from Florida. PA Game Commission. Adult male A small, long-tailed hummingbird of wooded and scrubby habitats including gardens; most often found feeding on flowers or at hummingbird feeders. Note the male's iridescent purple throat and forehead and its long, forked tail. On females, note the orange sides and tail edges. The male Cuban Emerald is all green while the female is dingy white below unlike the Bahama Woodstar. The male Ruby |mkp| khe| wlh| efq| hbm| xaj| ngs| pvn| ffd| vcl| tso| emr| mtp| wlm| mas| qop| ype| oim| mmt| xux| rzb| abl| zej| ezi| iwj| rwt| cmf| fcs| hkg| gys| ypo| zhh| thu| krq| mgq| hpi| dre| jij| zza| rqt| vsf| dqu| kkw| pqo| ceo| etp| twi| bea| swt| osp|