Buff-bellied Hummingbird (us-RGV)
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Regional Information
Range, Abundance, and Seasonal Variations
Buff-bellied Hummingbirds are widely distributed and easily seen in the summer, but they are in lower numbers in the winter. The best places to look for them are areas with feeders in native brushlands but those familiar with their calls will find them in dense brush as well. Try Valley Nature Center or Frontera Audubon Center, although Santa Ana NWR can be good for them as well.
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General Information
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Size
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Field Marks
Long, thin bill with reddish base, metallic green head and breast, green back, buff belly.Sexes similar.
Similar species
The fairly large size, green breast and buff belly identify this species.
Sounds
Feeding & Behavior
Habitat & Nesting
Range
United States ranged restricted to Gulf Coast.
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