Home> Animals > Birds > Hummingbirds Submit Your Photo Slide Show No 16 Of 22 Prev    Next Hummingbird-Panama-02  Publish Date : 26-01-2008 Author : Haui Hits : 256 Rating : Not rated Not sure but to me it looks like a White necked Jacobin Hummingbird, ( Colibri Nuquiblanco) The 12 cm long male White-necked Jacobin is unmistakable with its white belly and tail, a white band on the nape and a dark blue hood. Females and the similar immature males are bronze-green above and are less obvious. Their speckled green underparts and white tail tips are shared with the female Green-crowned Brilliant, but that species has a white moustachial stripe and a straighter bill. Some young Andean Emerald have speckling extending across their breast, but it is never as heavy as in the White-necked Jacobin. The black and white scaling on the vent of the Jacobin is a good field mark. These birds usually visit flowers of tall trees and epiphytes for nectar, and also hawk for insects. Rate This Photo 5 - Best4321 Add Your Comment Your Name * Your Comment * Enter Validation Code * Prev    Next