Black-throated Mango

Black-throated MangoThe Black-throated Mango has a black throat and chest in the male, while the female has a dark stripe down her white underparts. It takes nectar and flying insects and also visits gardens.What does it look like?Males have green upperparts, a black throat and chest, and blue along the sides of the throat. Females are green above and white below, with a dark central stripe.How does it live?The Black-throated Mango has a black throat and chest in the male, while the female has a dark stripe down her white underparts. It takes nectar and flying insects and also visits gardens.It feeds on flower nectar and flying insects and visits open woodland, forest edges, and gardens. Birds are resident in Trinidad; those in Tobago may move to the mainland from September to December.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.