This hummingbird occurs in Mexico. Its upperparts are pale green, with a whitish stripe and dark patch behind the eye. It uses dry areas with scattered trees or shrubs and feeds mainly on nectar.
The upperparts are pale green, with a whitish stripe behind the eye and a dark-gray ear patch. Males have gray underparts; females have white from chin to breast and gray below.
The guide places it in dry areas with scattered trees and shrubs and describes it as feeding mainly on flower nectar.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.