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The Violet Sabrewing is a large hummingbird species native to Central America. Its distinctive long, forked tail feathers create a “sabre-like” appearance and contribute to its iridescent coloration. Belonging to the Trochilidae family, it’s notable for being one of the largest hummingbirds in the r...
The Lazuline Sabrewing (Campylopterus falcatus) is an Andean hummingbird found in montane regions of Colombia and western Venezuela. The male displays brilliant lazuline-blue plumage across much of its body, while females are duller green above with greyish underparts. It is a relatively large hummi...
The Gray-breasted Sabrewing is a large Amazonian hummingbird distinguished by its muted gray chest and the uniquely flattened wing shafts characteristic of the Campylopterus genus.
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Large size and unusual flattened wing shafts offer biological distinction, while muted coloration and low mainstream visibility limit wider enthusiasm.
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The Santa Marta sabrewing, Campylopterus phainopeplus, is a hummingbird endemic to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in northern Colombia. It inhabits montane vegetation within a geographically isolated mountain system and is known from a restricted range, making habitat condition particularly import...
The white-tailed sabrewing, Campylopterus ensipennis, is a large hummingbird found in northeastern Venezuela and on Tobago. It inhabits humid montane and cloud forests, where it feeds on flower nectar and small arthropods. Adults are predominantly green, with conspicuous white outer tail feathers, w...
The long-tailed sabrewing, Campylopterus excellens, is a hummingbird endemic to southeastern Mexico. Its known distribution is centered in the states of Veracruz and Oaxaca, where it is associated with forested habitats in a restricted part of the country. The species is of interest to birders and c...
The Duida Hummingbird, Campylopterus duidae, is a sabrewing hummingbird restricted to the tepui highlands of southern Venezuela. Its known range includes Mount Duida, the formation that gives the species its common name, as well as associated highland habitats. It is of interest to ornithologists be...
Wedge-tailed Sabrewing (Campylopterus curvipennis) is a hummingbird of the family Trochilidae. It occurs in parts of Mexico, Belize, and northern Guatemala, with populations associated with forest and other wooded habitats; adult males have a violet crown, green upperparts, and a blue-green tail wit...
Rufous-breasted Sabrewing (Campylopterus hyperythrus) is a hummingbird associated with the tepui table mountains where eastern Venezuela, western Guyana, and northern Brazil meet. It inhabits humid montane forest, forest edges, disturbed areas, and adjacent scrub, and adults show cinnamon-rufous und...
The grey-breasted sabrewing, Campylopterus largipennis, is a large hummingbird of the Amazon basin. Its range extends from Colombia and Venezuela southward to Bolivia, where it occupies tropical habitats associated with forest and other suitable vegetation. The species belongs to the hummingbird fam...
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