Buff-tailed Coronet Hummer Multiple often nesting in burrows along

often nesting in burrows along cliffs

which include acrobatic flights and vocalizations to attract mates

with a distinctively stout beak

Known for its friendly demeanor

known for its sloping forehead and long

Buff-tailed Coronet Hummer Multiple often nesting in burrows alongThe Buff tailed Coronet Hummer is a small hummingbird found in the Andean region of South America, known for its vibrant green plumage with a buff colored tail. These birds are commonly found in mountainous areas, feeding on nectar from flowers with their specialized long bills. A commonly known fact about Buff tailed Coronet Hummers is that they play a crucial role in pollination. A fun fact about them is that they can beat their wings up to 80 times