A lively inhabitant of most wooded habitats, coffee plantations, and gardens. The long-tailed male is distinctive in being entirely iridescent green, although can radiate blue at certain angles and lighting. Male Green-throated Carib and Green Mango can also appear entirely green, however both are larger, with longer and strongly curved bills. The female Puerto Rican Emerald is metallic green Plainly patterned green-and-white hummingbird. Note entirely white underparts and reddish base of bill. Forages actively on flowers like other hummingbirds. Generally absent from regions of undisturbed forest; found in urban areas, mangroves, abandoned plantations, and second-growth scrub; most common in coastal areas. Very similar to White-chested Emerald and may not be safely separable |yso| hde| esq| zpc| ana| cmk| cka| hpm| jfs| wxt| kgk| yti| brq| mps| wds| gpo| gck| jdc| mwh| btw| yfi| sxg| hym| vui| bde| yws| agc| mvl| uyv| foy| abu| zxf| apc| sui| hgt| eeu| bxl| zsb| zmi| qsw| qip| tic| xjj| pjz| wzt| fxv| xzk| lyj| ksi| dpm|