Sombre Hummingbird

Sombre HummingbirdThis hummingbird occurs in Brazil. Gould described its head and back as dark grass-green and its wings as purplish brown; modern species accounts place it at humid forest edges and in the understory, where it takes nectar.What does it look like?John Gould described the head and upperparts as dark grass-green and the wings as purplish brown. The throat and breast are gray with a green gloss, and the bill is black.How does it live?This hummingbird occurs in Brazil. Gould described its head and back as dark grass-green and its wings as purplish brown; modern species accounts place it at humid forest edges and in the understory, where it takes nectar.It uses humid-forest edges and understory, as well as plantations, and feeds on nectar. Gould also reported a preference for banana flowers in Brazil.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.