Amazilia tzacatl

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Amazilia tzacatl, commonly known as the rufous-tailed hummingbird, is a widespread Central American hummingbird species recognized for its reddish tail and iridescent green plumage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
taxon
billColor reddish with dark tip
bodyLength about 3.5 inches
about 9 cm
breedingBehavior female builds nest
class Aves
clutchSize 2 eggs
commonName rufous-tailed hummingbird NERFINISHED
describedBy René Primevère Lesson NERFINISHED
diet nectar
small insects
spiders
eggColor white
family Trochilidae NERFINISHED
foragingStrategy territorial defense of flower patches
trap-lining
genus Amazilia NERFINISHED
habitat forest edge
gardens
open woodland
plantations
second-growth woodland
iucnStatus Least Concern
iucnStatusSystem IUCN3.1
kingdom Animalia
mass about 4.5 g
migrationStatus mostly resident
nativeRange Belize NERFINISHED
Colombia NERFINISHED
Costa Rica NERFINISHED
Ecuador NERFINISHED
Guatemala NERFINISHED
Honduras NERFINISHED
Mexico NERFINISHED
Nicaragua NERFINISHED
Panama NERFINISHED
northwestern Peru
western Andes foothills
western Venezuela
nestMaterial plant fibers and spider webs
nestType cup-shaped nest
order Apodiformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
plumageColor iridescent green upperparts
whitish to grayish underparts with green
pollinationRole pollinator of many flowering plants
scientificName Amazilia tzacatl NERFINISHED
sexualDimorphism weak
subspeciesCount multiple recognized subspecies
tailColor reddish brown
rufous
taxonRank species
vocalization high-pitched chips and trills
yearDescribed 1840

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Trochilidae hasMember Amazilia tzacatl