Ruby Topaz | Animalz

Ruby TopazThe Ruby-topaz Hummingbird feeds on flower nectar, along with small insects and spiders. Males have a red crown and shining golden throat; females are bronze-green. Its range includes Caribbean islands and northern to central South America.What does it look like?Males have a ruby-red crown extending to the nape, a shining golden throat, and green to dark-brown upperparts. Females have bronze-green upperparts, pale grey underparts, and a tail with white tips.How does it live?The Ruby-topaz Hummingbird feeds on flower nectar, along with small insects and spiders. Males have a red crown and shining golden throat; females are bronze-green. Its range includes Caribbean islands and northern to central South America.During the day it feeds on nectar, hovering or hanging at flowers, and also takes small insects and spiders.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.