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==Description==
 
==Description==
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==Fieldmarks :==
 
==Fieldmarks :==
5 ins (13cm). A large hummingbird. Male has reddish-purple cheeks and sides of the neck, velvety black underparts, purplish-blue wings and an iridescent greenish-blue back. Female is similar but duller.  
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5 ins (13cm). A large hummingbird. Male has reddish-purple cheeks and sides of the neck, velvety black underparts, purplish-blue wings and an iridescent greenish-blue back. Female is similar but duller.  
 
==Voice :==
 
==Voice :==
raspy, sharp tics.
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raspy, sharp tics.
 
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==Habitat :==
 
==Habitat :==
Gardens, wood edges, clusters of trees.
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Gardens, wood edges, clusters of trees.
 
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==Range :==
 
==Range :==
A widespread and common endemic to Jamaica.
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A widespread and common endemic to Jamaica.
 
==Identification==
 
==Identification==
 
Photo taken: Anchovy, Jamaica
 
Photo taken: Anchovy, Jamaica

Revision as of 12:08, 29 May 2007

Anthracothorax mango
Photo by Jan Van den Broeck

Description

Fieldmarks :

5 ins (13cm). A large hummingbird. Male has reddish-purple cheeks and sides of the neck, velvety black underparts, purplish-blue wings and an iridescent greenish-blue back. Female is similar but duller.

Voice :

raspy, sharp tics.

Habitat :

Gardens, wood edges, clusters of trees.

Range :

A widespread and common endemic to Jamaica.

Identification

Photo taken: Anchovy, Jamaica

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