Coppery-headed Emerald
Size Shape and Silhouette
The Coppery-Headed Emerald Humming is about 3 cm long. It weighs about 3 grams. The Coppery-Headed Emerald is a small species of hummingbird compared to some other kinds found in Central and South America. Their beaks are similar to those that consume nectar.
The Coppery-Headed Emerald Humming is about 3 cm long. It weighs about 3 grams. The Coppery-Headed Emerald is a small species of hummingbird compared to some other kinds found in Central and South America. Their beaks are similar to those that consume nectar.
Color Pattern
The color pattern of the Coppery-Headed Emerald is a white and black beak, with green-bronze feathers.
The color pattern of the Coppery-Headed Emerald is a white and black beak, with green-bronze feathers.
Behaviors
The behaviors of the Coppery-Headed Emerald are not much different from that of other hummingbirds. They find their food from small flowers, drinking the nectar with their beaks.
The behaviors of the Coppery-Headed Emerald are not much different from that of other hummingbirds. They find their food from small flowers, drinking the nectar with their beaks.
Habitat
The habitat of the Coppery-Headed Emerald spreads in the forests of Costa Rica, especially if they have wetlands for the birds to graze on. The Coppery-Headed Hummingbirds also like to live in coffee plantations. They tend to reside in the higher areas of Costa Rica, since that is where they find their food.
The habitat of the Coppery-Headed Emerald spreads in the forests of Costa Rica, especially if they have wetlands for the birds to graze on. The Coppery-Headed Hummingbirds also like to live in coffee plantations. They tend to reside in the higher areas of Costa Rica, since that is where they find their food.
Songs and Calls
The songs and calls of the Coppery-Headed Emerald: http://macaulaylibrary.org/audio/flashPlayer.do?id=32705
The songs and calls of the Coppery-Headed Emerald: http://macaulaylibrary.org/audio/flashPlayer.do?id=32705