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The white-tailed hummingbird, Eupherusa poliocerca, is a small hummingbird endemic to the Pacific slope of southern Mexico, particularly Guerrero and Oaxaca. Its restricted distribution makes it a regional species rather than a widespread hummingbird of Central America. It is associated with wooded...
The black-bellied hummingbird, Eupherusa nigriventris, is a hummingbird endemic to the Caribbean-facing slopes of Costa Rica. It is a scarce species whose name refers to the dark underparts shown especially clearly by the male. The bird belongs to the genus Eupherusa and occupies humid forest habita...
The stripe-tailed hummingbird, Eupherusa eximia, is a hummingbird of humid forests extending from Mexico through parts of Central America. Its common name describes the pale striping on the outer tail feathers, a useful field characteristic when identifying it among related species. It feeds on nect...
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